So many bad card choices. Just because it's all foil and has a few cEDH staples doesn't make the deck viable in a competitive environment.

The competitive edh community would see this as a casual combo deck.

Podkomorka The author should really be responding to you or just removing this entire chat history. I think what's happening here is because you don't like the fact you're simply here to annoy and demand tags to be removed then criticize decks without suggestions, because you've been shown to be the problem here you're not satisfied on leaving without some personal gain with further comments and criticisms of the deck.

I agree however that tapped lands are a slow play for competitive environments and I'm also probably comparing this deck to my own a bit too much, if anything I'm also making claims on a deck where I personally don't know the outcome. What I do know is I own a cedh deck that I play in a cedh playgroup online and at my local game stores, I win more then the average.

Just remember, you've commented on a decklist complaining about the tags it is using, that's all you.

You still playing this list? I believe I'll convert my grixis list to Keranos to tap into the "free" bolts while having an indestructible body to survive wipes and accrue advantage after some MLD once I get a solid rock-package in play. Have an upvote.

After a couple years of playing this I switched it in 2019 to a niv Parun wizard tribal wheel of fortune jank brew... keeping the mana base and rocks and control magic as a base... keranos is a very stable base to play magic on but niv gives me a wincon just from counter battles and windfall ping triggers...