3 Stifle 3 Thoughtseize 4 Brainstorm 4 Fatal Push 4 Ponder 3 Smuggler's Copter 4 Bitterblossom 4 Daze 1 Dismember 4 Force of Will Lands (19)
1 Swamp 3 Island 3 Underground Sea 4 Misty Rainforest 4 Polluted Delta 4 Wasteland Sideboard (15) 2 Ghost Quarter 1 Flusterstorm 2 Blue Elemental Blast 4 Standstill 1 Engineered Plague 2 Mindbreak Trap 3 Leyline of the Void
Charles Reed
It seems pretty good, but 4x bitterblossum seems like too many, maybe another copter?
Adrian Allen
I know doomsday got butchered, but I happen to own big amount of its cards so im gonna try to play legacy with a budget version of it.
Is there a good pile that doesnt include LED? My current doomsday pile wins with labman but it can only work at turn 3 at earliest and it requires me to be able to play a land.
Current pile Ideas Lake of the dead Lab maniac Chromatic star Street wraith
inb4 >legacy >budget >your pile sucks lmao
Camden Stewart
i'm a fan
Alexander Anderson
Any pile without LED is going to be significantly worse than one with LED.
John Baker
Why is this a meme
Parker Sullivan
put is there a one that works the same turn as doomsday or anything that improves the one i posted?
Jaxson Moore
My first impression is that stifle isn't really what you want to be doing. You don't beat down as fast as delver decks, and the whole thing with rug delver/stifle bug delver is that you play a threat turn 1 and then you have stifle up for the rest of the game. Your cards like bitterblossom, smuggler's copter, and thoughtseize make you want to tap mana on your own turn. It might be fine, I don't know, but I think you would rather have something like another threat. You don't necessarily end the game that quickly unless you have a copter or a gurmag, and I think 4 bitterblossoms is too many, so I might up the copter count to 4 and maybe add another gurmag, perhaps a true-name or if you wanted to go deep in the spice you could add dark confidants. I also understand if this isn't what you're going for, but I also feel that deathrite shaman would go well here. It would let you play a 2-mana threat on turn 2 AND hold up stifle/push/whatever, it also gives you something to do if you leave mana up and they do nothing. Finally, if you are dead set of bitterblossoms, cabal therapy is a very powerful card, and you should definitely have a few in your sideboard at least.