But just in case, we do pack Rings of Brighthearth and Basalt Monolith. With Paradox Engine and some rocks, we can often get enough mana to kill the table without going infinite. The final backup is an arbitrarily large (or just big enough) Exsanguinate. We can even cast Tendrils just to double the Storm count and gain life, maybe kill just one player, and then use the Death Star for the rest. Tendrils of Agony is so yesterday.but it still does work. We get to gain life (in case we need to recast Ad Nauseam.), and we get to nuke players. It's not as broken as Ad Nauseam, but right now I think it's in the same league.Īetherflux Reservoir is our new preferred win condition.
This makes it very easy to cast Sidisi, reanimate her once or twice, maybe even hard cast from the command zone again, to tutor up the desired win condition. It's not quite infinite mana, but it's close enough. But once Engine drops, we get to untap our rocks every time we cast a new one. We run a lot of mana rocks (particularly mana-positive rocks) in this list to help with storm count. Paradox Engine is the newest inclusion on the list, and it's utterly broken.
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I'd love to hear suggestions on how to better deal with counterspells for now, we're using targeted discard like Thoughtseize to strip interaction out of the hands of our opponents, and Defense Grid to make their spells hard to play on our turn. We can win without Ad Nauseum, and we have ways to get it back if it's countered the first time, but our job gets much more difficult. Since Sidisi herself is a tutor in the command zone, consistency shouldn t be a major issue - instead, we have to deal with the fragility of relying so strongly on a single card. The deck relies on resolving Ad Nauseam on an opponent's end step, then drawing as much of the deck as possible to storm off on our turn.
I've slowly been building up the pieces based on the Sidisi ANT list from Razzliox, and I've made a few modifications (due to my collection/budget, and new sets).
I've been meaning to try out a competitive Storm EDH deck for quite some time now.
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