I've been testing the deck at home against some mtgtop8 decks and I've been consistently winning. Most of it is due to creature removal becoming useless vs deck but also decks are struggling to put pressure through all the removal this deck is packing. Pro decks seem to value card advantage but due to the nature of this deck it quickly becomes irrelevant(Day's Undoing,Fevered Undone being the main suspects). I'll be posting specific match ups later.
The bread and butter of this deck is Day's Undoing + Fevered Visions
. We're going to be digging as much as humanly possible for our Fevered Visions and as soon as we've got couple of them down, we're going to be restarting the game with Day's Undoing and filling up our opponent's hand with cards all over again!
In order for us to survive, we'll be blasting any creature our opponent puts down with a variety of powerful removal spells. Use removal liberally; the deck does an awesome job of replenishing.
Some subtler interactions in the deck:
Day's Undoing + Declaration in Stone
- We'll be replenishing both our hands and our opponent's - shuffling our card pool back. Except for one thing - once a creature is exiled with Declaration in Stone, our opponent is never getting it back. In essence we're thinning our opponent's deck from threats. Same is true for Incendiary Flow.
Sideboard is still very much a work of progress. I'm pretty set on couple of copies of Nahiri's Wrath as an easy way to deal with planeswalkers and overall kick-ass removal in a deck that is going to draw a new hand couple of times. Blessed Alliance also seem to be way too good to pass up; it gains us life to prolong the game, it deals with creatures and can even untap Jace when needed. I've also added two more copies of Sphinx's Tutelage if things aren't going too great with Fevered Visions alone.
Please comment and rate, I'd love to hear any feedback.
