MTG Combo: Desperate Ritual + Pyretic Ritual

1. Prioritize the spells you cast. GE or PA, Rituals, Manamorphose, (your choice instant damage/lifeloss/mill/playerdraw spell, eg Lightning Bolt, Touch of Moonglove, Archive Trap, Vision Skeins, literally anything that can cause a player to lose if you cast it enough), Learn from the Past, any other instant, then finally any other sorcery.

1. Stack your Ascensions and Electromancers. You already do this in storm. If any copies get put in your graveyard, no big, you can bring them back with Learn.

2. The spells that were at a lower priority magically get sifted out of the library and stay in your hand, while you a) keep gaining mana, and b) recast your choice of win condition, at instant speed.

At the end of it, your deck consists of 3 sets of cards. Rituals, Manamorphoses, and your chosen instant. Learn from the Past recurs them infinitely. Combo accordingly.

Past in Flames "problem" in my admittedly flawed eyes is that it only lets you cast a single card up to 2 times, and while that works for legitimate cards with Storm, the deck only needed a little push to go infinite, discarding the need for actual Storm. The John in me cried out in joy when I saw it had a similar effect in a storm decks' colors, the Spike in me appreciated that it was an instant cantrip that hosed graveyards and resets other storms chance to end games.

Because Desperate Ritual + Pyretic Ritual are the only rituals in most storm decks, and both are instant. I hear Ancestral Visions is legal again, also instant. Telling Time and Anticipate, while 1 mana more than its sorcery counterpart, are instants that offer deeper card selection. Obviously Gitaxian Probe and Serum Visions are staples, can't improve them, and that's ok. And because Gaea's blessing, while it is 2 mana, can't hose other graveyard strategies as effectively. If you really wanted, you could run Horobi's Whisper as a 1of and exile things you don't want to shuffle back in by splicing into Desperate Ritual. Waste of a slot sure but it helps close the loop tight and fast.

Im spitballing right now, I know it seems like I'm being unfuriatingly adamant, but I want to hear how flawed my theory of its effectiveness is so I'm not backing down. I do plan on testing it out. Goldfishing consistently infinites on turn 3 and occasionally turn 2 with budget replacements like Ashes of the Fallen. The card seems to fit the deck as a replacement, a mirrormatch hoser, a maindeckable backup to get around a Surgical Extraction or Meddling Mage effects, and/or an infinite enabler. The only downside I see is that at worst it's a 4mana draw1 spell, but that's not why you use it in Storm and it's actually difficult to play LftP and not infcombo out, even with a single mainboard and zero PiF thanks to Ascension.