I think I’m probably the only heretical ANT player in the Storm community who would use such a strange list. When using it in tabletop games, as I wrote in the note I sent earlier, it’s a good idea to carefully observe the number of sideboard cards your opponent brings in and out, and decide whether to go with the Storm plan or the Painter plan. I plan to take it easy during the New Year holidays, so I’m still at the stage of making videos. However, in a match against RUG Delver, for example, I feigned going for the Painter combo, caught their clock with Painter’s Servant, and then won with a Storm kill using Past in Flames. In another match against GR Initiative, even though they locked me out of the Painter combo with Null Rod, I chained draw sources and won with Tendrils of Agony at Storm 9. I’ll eventually post videos of such games once enough time has passed that I’ve nearly forgotten about them. Compared to a typical Storm plan, there are many more routes with this deck, which makes the decision-making challenging but also a lot of fun. After the New Year, I’ll return to the regular weekly update schedule as usual, so please look forward to it!
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The pAiNTer version is wild. HAve to try that out myself
I think I’m probably the only heretical ANT player in the Storm community who would use such a strange list.
When using it in tabletop games, as I wrote in the note I sent earlier, it’s a good idea to carefully observe the number of sideboard cards your opponent brings in and out, and decide whether to go with the Storm plan or the Painter plan.
I plan to take it easy during the New Year holidays, so I’m still at the stage of making videos. However, in a match against RUG Delver, for example, I feigned going for the Painter combo, caught their clock with Painter’s Servant, and then won with a Storm kill using Past in Flames. In another match against GR Initiative, even though they locked me out of the Painter combo with Null Rod, I chained draw sources and won with Tendrils of Agony at Storm 9. I’ll eventually post videos of such games once enough time has passed that I’ve nearly forgotten about them.
Compared to a typical Storm plan, there are many more routes with this deck, which makes the decision-making challenging but also a lot of fun.
After the New Year, I’ll return to the regular weekly update schedule as usual, so please look forward to it!