After we put our Omniscience onto the battlefield, we can play any card in the game for free, so I had quite a few options to choose from.

With our cantrips sorted out, it was time to select win conditions. It also has a niche upside: while Veil of Summer cannot stop Red Elemental Blast, Dispel can. This will effectively play the same role as Veil of Summer - giving us additional protection for our combo at the cost of 1 mana. Since we're forgoing the green splash altogether, I'm replacing them with Dispel. We will replace them with Daze another free counterspell that will do a good job of protecting our Show and Tell most of the time.Īnother card Omni Tell lists typically make use of is Veil of Summer. Regrettably, a playset of these will cost almost twice as much as the rest of our deck, so we will have to pass on these. Most notably, we would love to play four copies of Force of Will. Since our deck relies on having two specific cards in hand at the same time, we need a critical mass of card selection to be able to find our combo pieces, so we run some more such effects in the form of Impulse and Drawn from Dreams, both of which see some play in other decks in the format.īeing a blue deck in Legacy allows us to run a whole host of countermagic to prevent our opponents from interacting with us. Our deck plays a full four copies of all of these, so if you ever want to build another blue deck in the future you'll be set as far as cantrips are concerned.

Virtually every deck with blue in it will run a high number of Brainstorm and Ponder, and if those aren't enough Preordain is the next best contender. In Legacy, cantrips are just that type of card. One of the best things to do when playing on a budget is buying cards that you can use in multiple decks.

Before the payoffs, however, it was time to buy cantrips. Nearing the €100 mark, it was clear to me that after having spent this much money, spending a bit extra on some good payoffs wasn't really going to hurt me that much.

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