Interesting... okay, thanks! Good information to have for rules lawyering.

I love this budget version of the deck. Legacy here I come

In your description you should try centering the upvote button. I think it would look better.

It is centered... I think the deck has more broken formatting.

Recross the Paths lets you 'stack' your deck... but Hermit Druid is another win-con.

Have you considered running it? - It's a T2 win earliest, as it doesn't have haste, but it could add consistency.

Besides... if you're casting Recross the Paths, you're probably not expecting to win on that turn anyway.

Just a thought...

....Nevermind. Didn't realize Hermit Druid was banned in Legacy.

It isn't centered like your title. Eccentricity in the Undercity at the top is centered correctly.

It is in the code to be centered. There must be yet another bug with tappedout. Sigh...

Let the discussion begin? What other html should I add? What else should be added to the non-budget sideboard?

Maybe some Surgical Extractions for the mirror match?

Wouldn't Chancellor of the Annex be a million times better in the mirror match? Surgical Extraction would be for reanimator and we are so fast that only a turn one creature could stop us. Besides, we could combo off on their turn with Leyline of Anticipation

Ah... true. Heh. Put that in the sideboard, then.

Already is in the non-budget version. Too expensive for budget version though. :)

First of, amazing deck. I love it!I went through and tested it (lots) and this is what I've come up with...

How does this sideboard sound?
4x Mental Misstep/Pact of Negation to stop Surgical Extraction (and Force of Will if you have the pact)
4x Contagion to kill Thalia, Guardian of Thraben
4x Nature's Claim to destroy a Leyline of the Void or Grafdigger's Cage
3x Duress/Cabal Therapy to remove Force of Will from your opponent's hand.

I honestly would suggest putting Summoner's Pact in the main board (instead of Recross the Paths) because it makes the deck MUCH more consistent. Yes, it makes the deck approximately $50 more expensive, but it triples as a Elvish Spirit Guide + Tinder Wall + Wild Cantor . It guarantees mana flexibility.

A trick I figured out is that you can use the Cabal Therapy after you milled on yourself naming one of the win-cons. Meaning that as long as you have only one of them, you don't need to mulligan.

kriggi, you have many interesting points. First, I agree with your suggestion of Nature's Claim, I will add 4 to the sideboard. Second, I assume that Thalia, Guardian of Thraben is annyoning, but if we are going off on turn one, how is she going to get in our way? Mental Misstep is banned in legacy. Pact of Negation and Summoner's Pact are at least half the cost of the entire deck.

Also, kriggi, pretty much the main reason we included the Cabal Therapys was to name a wincon on yourself, plus it can make sure your opponent doesn't have a Force of Will. Not with the same card, of course, bit it is extremely useful!

Spencerbot15, woops. Forgot that Mental Misstep is banned XD. Red Elemental Blast would be a better cheap alternative for Pact of Negation then.

The reason I mentioned Thalia, Guardian of Thraben is because if you won game 1, your opponent could possibly cheat her out turn 1 to stop you.

They do the exact same thing and taking out 8 combo pieces makes it very hard to combo off. However, Red Elemental Blast is cheaper and Pyroblast's advantage is not utilized in this deck, so I will switch them in the sideboard.

What exactly does Recross the Paths do in this deck?

It allows us to completely stack our draws so we win; it is uses if we don't have enough/the right mana to go all out. It says put them back in any order.

Maybe if you put first turn win somewhere in the name we wold get some more publicity...

Chancellor of the Annex could be good sideboard tech. I mean, Maniac dies to every removal spell in Legacy. If you're on the draw, it's good. Apostle's Blessing could also protect Maniac. You may also want to consider sideboarding Chain of Vapor for Eidolon of the Great Revel and Pyrostatic Pillar. It's also a fantastic toolbox card.

aeonstoremyliver, Chancellor of the Annex is a great idea. I stopped thinking about counterspells after I looked at Pact of Negation's price. As for Apostle's Blessing and Chain of Vapor, the former could be good and we only cast 2-3 rituals so they wouldn't be a problem.

9 cards feels quite a lot for wincon package. I would use 7 card wincon package: 4 Narcomoeba, Laboratory Maniac, Dread Return, Underworld Cerberus. Your package also needs to Cabal Therapy away any Laboratory Maniac, Angel of Glory's Rise and Azami, Lady of Scrolls, if you happen to draw them. My package needs to Cabal Therapy away only Underworld Cerberus and Dread Return. My package needs spare Cabal Therapy, to have sacoutlet, but that's post-Dread Return, so it shouldn't be a problem.

Chancellor of the Tangle seems cute and everything, when it's in your opening 7, but when it is drawn from Gitaxian Probe or Street Wraith, it's a dead card.Street Wraith and Gitaxian Probe should be maxed. They're just pure free consistency. A couple more Cabal Therapy would also be fine, since it's your only disruption and way to get unwanted cards from hand to grave.

Colgate - Underworld Cerberus just stops our combo as it makes it so our dread returns cannot target the Angel of Glory's Rise. The two dread returns are there in case the following scenario happens: we have a Narcomoeba in hand as well as either Azami or the maniac, so we cannot fully combo off without the second. To win here, we will mill ourselves, flashback one dread return targeting Angel of Glory's Rise, sac a nonessential human to Cabal Therapy targeting the wincon in hand, sac 3 more humans and return the card, win. We need all the chancellor for the mana, even if it is a dead draw, and we have no cards to cut for more probes and wraiths. It is otherwise unwinnable.