I think you play every instant or sorcery in your opponent's deck, a whole bunch of times. Nice one.
Let's assume Eye is empty.
You cast KE. Eye eats it, and makes a copy. That copy resolves, you search your opponent's deck for, say, Zap and play it. Eye eats Zap, and then gives you a Zap and another KE. When that KE resolves, find a Bolt. Eye eats Bolt, then gives you Zap, BOlt and another KE.
Very, very nice. The Johnny in me is highly amused.
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The problem with defining this format by what is "fun" is that everyone seems to define fun as what they don't lose to. If you keep losing to easily answered cards, that means you should improve your deck. If you don't want to improve your deck, then you should come to peace with the idea that you are going to lose because you chose to not interact with better strategies.
How does this work for counter spell cards? Can I search my opponents library for counters with Knowledge Exploitation and cast them without a counter target?
How does this work for counter spell cards? Can I search my opponents library for counters with Knowledge Exploitation and cast them without a counter target?
You may cast the spell. You may not cast the spell if there are no legal targets. There will be one, however, and it is Knowledge Exploitation itself, since Knowledge Exploitation will still be on the stack when you cast the counter from your opponent's deck.
You may cast the spell. You may not cast the spell if there are no legal targets. There will be one, however, and it is Knowledge Exploitation itself, since Knowledge Exploitation will still be on the stack when you cast the counter from your opponent's deck.
If I counter my exploitation, does it stop the cycle of grabbing cards from my opponents deck?
If I counter my exploitation, does it stop the cycle of grabbing cards from my opponents deck?
It depends on how you stack the spells that shoot out of the Eye. You'd have to make sure that the Exploitations are resolving before the counterspells that come out.
By the way: You don't have to actually cast any of the copies of spells created with Eye of the Storm....so you never have to actually cast those counterspells thus not even worrying about it.
I think you play every instant or sorcery in your opponent's deck, a whole bunch of times. Nice one.
Let's assume Eye is empty.
You cast KE. Eye eats it, and makes a copy. That copy resolves, you search your opponent's deck for, say, Zap and play it. Eye eats Zap, and then gives you a Zap and another KE. When that KE resolves, find a Bolt. Eye eats Bolt, then gives you Zap, BOlt and another KE.
Very, very nice. The Johnny in me is highly amused.
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...But yeah, as others have already pointed out, they let you cast all of your opponent's instants and sorceries.
You may cast the spell. You may not cast the spell if there are no legal targets. There will be one, however, and it is Knowledge Exploitation itself, since Knowledge Exploitation will still be on the stack when you cast the counter from your opponent's deck.
If I counter my exploitation, does it stop the cycle of grabbing cards from my opponents deck?
It depends on how you stack the spells that shoot out of the Eye. You'd have to make sure that the Exploitations are resolving before the counterspells that come out.
By the way: You don't have to actually cast any of the copies of spells created with Eye of the Storm....so you never have to actually cast those counterspells thus not even worrying about it.