Didn't wizards say they don't want decks that can consistently win on turn 3 or earlier? It's too early to call obviously but if the figures stay similar to this I'd say that a deck that is able to win on turn 3 or earlier more than half their games is too consistent.
Not to mention a turn 2 win on the play is just a joke. Great game of magic, land, dork, go - land go - kill you. It's not like there's force of will to stop broken stuff like this.
Villainous Wealth is going straight into the sideboard of my legacy deck
the deck is built to slow the game down insanely while also ramping up mana so getting to turn 10+ happens against pretty much all decks but combo and burn
I can see myself constantly casting this for x=6 anywhere from turn 5 with increased returns as the game goes long
Given how much less lands are in legacy decks and the lower casting costs, this would be a huge blowout against for example jund which has no way to stop this being topdecked. With shardless bug, you're pretty much guaranteed to hit some serious gas as well and with only 4 forces to protect this will be easy to push through with cabal therapy. Will of course need plenty of testing but I think the fact this can even hit things like bolt/abrupt decay/cantrips I could see this coming in against all the delver decks as well, draw some 'free' cards with cantrips, bolt you some and get a couple of creatures. Sounds good to me.
Not to mention a turn 2 win on the play is just a joke. Great game of magic, land, dork, go - land go - kill you. It's not like there's force of will to stop broken stuff like this.
the deck is built to slow the game down insanely while also ramping up mana so getting to turn 10+ happens against pretty much all decks but combo and burn
I can see myself constantly casting this for x=6 anywhere from turn 5 with increased returns as the game goes long
Given how much less lands are in legacy decks and the lower casting costs, this would be a huge blowout against for example jund which has no way to stop this being topdecked. With shardless bug, you're pretty much guaranteed to hit some serious gas as well and with only 4 forces to protect this will be easy to push through with cabal therapy. Will of course need plenty of testing but I think the fact this can even hit things like bolt/abrupt decay/cantrips I could see this coming in against all the delver decks as well, draw some 'free' cards with cantrips, bolt you some and get a couple of creatures. Sounds good to me.
Can't wait to get hold of this