I Flipped My Whole Deck onto the Battlefield w/ Over the Top! | Against the Odds | Standard MTG 

That's what I was thinking. If your opponents gets a bunch of stuff of the over the top you can mill them and if they don't you attack them to death

I had a Warp World deck in one of the Duels games, and I found that the most straight forward win con in that was Hedron Crab. It wasn't the best deck but it was fun and it's super easy to mill people with all the landfall triggers, especially if you get multiple crabs or you get to chain warp world casts. Can try it with Ruin Crab in pioneer (but part of what made hedron crab good was you could self mill to find the pieces)

Man was so proud you love to see it

Devilish Valet does have the unfortunate problem of just dying to a single instant-speed spot removal spell, though.

There's a 3 mana 3/2 that pings the oponent every time a creature enters the battlefield, só maybe

In historic just add Tuktuk Rubble Fort or Samut to give creatures haste. ^_^ But Devilish Valet is a quick way to swing for a few million or billion depending how many things come in with it / after it. In historic you can also load up with Terror of the Peaks and just wham-wham-wham-wham your opponent directly with it.

Or jetmir cause we are super over the top

It only puts one permanent on the battlefield and really slows the main plan of the deck down. Maybe a one of.

That’s actually a really good idea

Could be but it's easier to remove, and the "discard draw" is useful in early game

It's an enchantment.

@@robthehood1765 yeah I'm dumb

@@bryanleblanc5648 Nah you're not sure, ya just misread is all.

Boom

What's wrong with the current standard? I don't play mtg currently

@@hellsingfan89 I think you hit the nail on the head with your 2nd sentence XD

@@notthis9586 why aren’t people playing standard? I’ve been playing on arena and the format seems like it’s doing ok right now

@@elambruce7491 I think it's specifically paper standard that's flagging, and that's caused by Arena eating its lunch, lack of a competitive scene, high cost, covid killing in-person games, and commander just becoming a more appealing entry point for new players as well as the favorite for older ones too... and I'd also wager there's a number of players who have gotten disillusioned by Wizard's current business strategies, though not sure how prevalent that attitude is yet

It’s an against the odds deck. I don’t think it’s meant to be tier zero. Of course it gets got by farewell. Many decks do.

The problem with cards like temporary lockdown is that hitting it off of over the top can stop your big turn. A non-permanent would actually be better for the deck.

Probably historic, so you can play the tutoring assembly worker

@@riccardocalosso5688 If you want to play that card, explorer is also an option.

@@Zander2212 NGL, i forgot that format existed...

okay if someone is interested I have three ways to make the green mana to any mana: Salvaged Manaworker (cheap creature that filters for 1 but limited to 1 filter per turn) Crossroads Candleguid (higher end creature but can filder 2 into any color. Might exile Underdog for you) Energy Refractor (filters 2 into 1. Not a creature but draws a card) & three approaches and A) Tawnos Tinkering or Boon of Boseiju with Moonveil Regent. You need to include a lot of cheap green cards and you need to thin out the lands. So you might want to use Gx multicolored cards. To filter I suggest Energy refractor to reduce the chances of fizzeling. B): Patchwork Crawler. Feed the Clearcutter and Depth Charger Colossus to it. When you exile the 3rd creature you tap to get GGGG and untap for 3. If you got the Candleguid in there you have infinit mana in standard of any color. All three are Artifacts so you can get them in the graveyard with Disiples of Gix and if lucky you control a Sheoldred and an Evolved Sleeper at that point. Maybe some UB draw discard synergies with doll house can help. C: Urzas Doll house. The plan turn many cards into dolls including Urza, Keldon Strike team & the Clearcutter. Strike Team grants every token made with Urza haste. So if your Clearcutter is a 6/6 you can tap it to get a new Clearcutter that is a 1/1 but has the modification granted through Doll House.

I'm afraid you should read Meria again.

Who?

@@MTGGoldfish Sylvester Stallone, he's affectionately referred to by "Sly." He was in a garbage movie in the 80's called "Over the Top" about a single father who wins a new 18-wheeler by arm wrestling in some kind of championship.

@@DrHankVenture Garbage? I beg you pardon, sir!

@@thelunchlady8276 garbage for sure, but the most BEAUTIFUL garbage

@@DrHankVenture "When I turn my hat it's like a switch. When the switch goes on, I feel like another person, like a truck, like a machine!" Beautiful.

Not just 7 mana, you have to get a lot of permanents for it to start going, also thoughtsieze is a very real thing in modern 🤣

@@josecod77 ha ha the Permanents part is easy though. Plenty of more busted ways to get multiple permanents per card in modern but yeah thoughtseize and answers are more prevalent.