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 Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 9:01 pm
Primary Combo peaces
Kaho, Minamo Historian
Mystical Tutor
Stream of Consciousness
Mnemonic Nexus
Riptide Laboratory
Time Stretch
Artifacts
Mana Crypt
Voltaic Key
Soul Ring
Expedition Map
Sensei's Divining Top
Doubling Cube
Scroll Rack
Crystal Shard
Crystal Ball
Basalt Monolith
Extra Planar Lens
Thousand-Year Elixir
Druidic Satchel
Rings of Brighthearth
Oblivion Stone
Nevinyrral's Disk
Gauntlet of Power
Caged Sun
Instants
High Tide
Muddle the Mixture
Arcane Denial
Deprive
Counterspell
Mana Drain
Intuition
Long-Term Plans
Forbid
Cryptic Command
Fact or Fiction
Force of Will
Evacuation
Jace's Ingenuity
Sorcery's and other Spells
Personal Tutor
Articer's Intuition
Ancestral Knowledge
Fabricate
Rite of Replication
Tezzeret the Seeker
Time Warp
Bribery
Time Spiral
Blatant Thievery
All is Dust
Knowledge Exploitation
Creatures
Lighthouse Chronologist
Trinket Mage
Echo Mage
Glen Elendra Archmage
Phyrexian Metamorph
Venser, Shaper Savant
Mnemonic Wall
Serivener
Riptide Shapeshifter
Magus of the Future
Memnarch
Palinchron
Chancellor of the Spires
Stormtide Leviathan
Kozilek, Butcher of Truth
Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre
Lands
Maze of Ith
Winding Canyons
Minamo, School at Water's Edge
Tolaria West
Thawing Glaciers
29 islands
This deck's only defeat to date has was against (after friends got sick of it) a Dralnu, Lich Lord and 4 other 5-color (very counter heavy) controls.
The deck is remarkably consistent because Kaho, Minamo Historian can get
Intuition which can get any combo peace out of the deck you're missing.
Not many cards can be pulled out but I'm looking for a spot for Æthersnipe at the moment so that Riptide Shapeshifter can call "elemental" and combo with Tezzeret. (Tezzeret is kind of ridiculous because if you get a creature that can return him to your had you can pull every combo out of your deck and put it in play.)
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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 5:19 pm
Ok, but why not just Planar Portal into Beacon of Tomorrows? Seems a lot easier and you rely on less cards.
Also, if you're running Eldrazi, prepare to get hated on
#1 Multiplayer Tip: Don't paint a target on your forehead.
Edit: Asked another Question.
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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 8:21 pm
Most EDH decks run at least one Eldrazi. I know I almost always run Ulamog in my deck simply cause colorless destruction is powerful.
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Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 5:58 pm
Cyrus The Keeper Ok, but why not just Planar Portal into Beacon of Tomorrows? Seems a lot easier and you rely on less cards. Also, if you're running Eldrazi, prepare to get hated on #1 Multiplayer Tip: Don't paint a target on your forehead. Edit: Asked another Question. Yeah I thought about putting Planar Portal in there, but I can't search it out with my general. The idea is that Kaho can get everything you need to in order to combo. So yeah you need more cards, but you "in effect" have those cards from the start of the game. All you need is to draw mana. As for the Eldrazi I get what you mean, however €- of the time you don't even wind up playing them until you're taking infinite turns. You gotta have something to kill your opponents with once you get going. And then you can combo with them, you can destroy all opponents permanents with Ulamog and draw infinite cards with Kozilek when you've got a infinite mana/unsommoning loop going.
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Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 5:53 am
Kaim Arouet Most EDH decks run at least one Eldrazi. I know I almost always run Ulamog in my deck simply cause colorless destruction is powerful. It's not that they're powerful—because anyone can see that—it's because of the annihilator triggers. When I was running Thraximundar, I refrained from using It That Betrays because with all the sacrificing, I would control the field, literally.
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Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 5:35 pm
Cyrus The Keeper Kaim Arouet Most EDH decks run at least one Eldrazi. I know I almost always run Ulamog in my deck simply cause colorless destruction is powerful. It's not that they're powerful—because anyone can see that—it's because of the annihilator triggers. When I was running Thraximundar, I refrained from using It That Betrays because with all the sacrificing, I would control the field, literally. No, annihilator doesn't really matter most of the time. Shuffling the graveyard and their casting effects is their big draw. Who attacks in EDH?
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Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2012 4:04 am
Kaim Arouet Cyrus The Keeper Kaim Arouet Most EDH decks run at least one Eldrazi. I know I almost always run Ulamog in my deck simply cause colorless destruction is powerful. It's not that they're powerful—because anyone can see that—it's because of the annihilator triggers. When I was running Thraximundar, I refrained from using It That Betrays because with all the sacrificing, I would control the field, literally. No, annihilator doesn't really matter most of the time. Shuffling the graveyard and their casting effects is their big draw. Who attacks in EDH? People that actually plan on winning.
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Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2012 7:24 am
Cyrus The Keeper Kaim Arouet Cyrus The Keeper Kaim Arouet Most EDH decks run at least one Eldrazi. I know I almost always run Ulamog in my deck simply cause colorless destruction is powerful. It's not that they're powerful—because anyone can see that—it's because of the annihilator triggers. When I was running Thraximundar, I refrained from using It That Betrays because with all the sacrificing, I would control the field, literally. No, annihilator doesn't really matter most of the time. Shuffling the graveyard and their casting effects is their big draw. Who attacks in EDH? People that actually plan on winning. I rarely attack and usually win. Control is just as viable as dudes.dec
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Perfection Is For Pansies
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Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 11:32 pm
I'm not familiar with a lot of those cards (I quit playing in between the two mirrodin blocks), but the infinite turns combo I'm aware of is panoptic mirror imprinting either walk the aeons or time warp... I suppose there are format issues with that combo, but still...
Edit: I'm new to the guild and didn't realize I'd made my way into the EDH forum... Panoptic mirror is no good... Sorry...
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