@@AffinityforMTG Not only the guides but the channel in general is very good. One of my favorite series is the one about world championship decks.... Man, that was a lot of fun (i've seen each one multiple times kkk).
I really wish you commented on the "Approach of the Second Sun" sideboard card. Wizards expects us to use 2 fae of wishes to cast both omniscience/second sun/ peer into the abyss to win a game. I don't see that ever happening in any games.
Really? Once I was getting the magical 14 mana to Fae and cast Omni (depending on what I had in hand for digging) But a free case to peer into the depths to get another fae, cast Dig was pretty easy. The once change I did make was putting a lotus into the Sideboard and adding another Fae to the deck. Didn't need to the lotus too often but, in a pinch using a fae to grab that Lotus was needed.
@@JustinHinzMagic Interesting, but If you don't have one lotus and you need to use fae to get it seems like a lost in tempo, but if you need another ont then it might be a good idea to change it for Tespian's stage.
After you cast Peer with at least two mana available, you can usually generate fourteen mana to cast Granted for Omniscience. Between the cards in your hand and not having to pay their mana costs, it's pretty easy to win from there. By the way, with four mana you can cast Fae from exile and use its ability to return it to your hand. Since you've drawn half your deck, you have plenty of cards to discard in order to rebuy the Fae.
@a.j.7761 That's how adventures work. From gatherer: "If a spell is cast as an Adventure, its controller exiles it instead of putting it into its owner's graveyard as it resolves. For as long as it remains exiled, that player may cast it as a creature spell."
In my goldfishing, I've found it pretty straightforward. Usually you end up with mana to spare using untaps and once you fetch and play omniscience, the game is basically over so long as you have any draw, especially peer into the abyss drawing half of your deck.
Hey man... I jus't want to tell you this is a very nice channel. Keep up the good work.
Thanks! We don't have a big following here, but I'm glad some people are appreciating the guides. :)
@@AffinityforMTG Not only the guides but the channel in general is very good. One of my favorite series is the one about world championship decks.... Man, that was a lot of fun (i've seen each one multiple times kkk).
DAYUM! Emergent ultimatum it's certanily a must have in this deck.
Absolutely, I am playing a version with 2 Ultimatum and 2 Omniscience.
How this works???
another great vid, love the insight/clear explanations
Glad you enjoyed it!
How this works??
@@WatchThatFast next thursday is the update
I really wish you commented on the "Approach of the Second Sun" sideboard card. Wizards expects us to use 2 fae of wishes to cast both omniscience/second sun/ peer into the abyss to win a game. I don't see that ever happening in any games.
Really? Once I was getting the magical 14 mana to Fae and cast Omni (depending on what I had in hand for digging) But a free case to peer into the depths to get another fae, cast Dig was pretty easy. The once change I did make was putting a lotus into the Sideboard and adding another Fae to the deck. Didn't need to the lotus too often but, in a pinch using a fae to grab that Lotus was needed.
@@JustinHinzMagic Interesting, but If you don't have one lotus and you need to use fae to get it seems like a lost in tempo, but if you need another ont then it might be a good idea to change it for Tespian's stage.
After you cast Peer with at least two mana available, you can usually generate fourteen mana to cast Granted for Omniscience. Between the cards in your hand and not having to pay their mana costs, it's pretty easy to win from there. By the way, with four mana you can cast Fae from exile and use its ability to return it to your hand. Since you've drawn half your deck, you have plenty of cards to discard in order to rebuy the Fae.
@a.j.7761 That's how adventures work. From gatherer: "If a spell is cast as an Adventure, its controller exiles it instead of putting it into its owner's graveyard as it resolves. For as long as it remains exiled, that player may cast it as a creature spell."
In my goldfishing, I've found it pretty straightforward. Usually you end up with mana to spare using untaps and once you fetch and play omniscience, the game is basically over so long as you have any draw, especially peer into the abyss drawing half of your deck.
People swear by this deck. I'm glad they do too, I always appreciate the easy wins.
I use one underorld dreams in combinatiom with peer into the abys :))
Thanks for the info.
Good video, thanks
Glad you liked it!
Deck list with your upgrades?
I prefer Invoke Calamity tbh
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