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I have another link for you here, and though this may be a little dated, the general card choices in this deck have not changed since Pro Tour Los Angeles, when this deck was piloted to the top eight by one Chris McDaniel. Hunting Pack and four other end of turn spells will get you five 4/4 beasts to beat down with.

A thing to note about Heartbeat is that this deck can win on the opponent's end step without the help of Desire. With all the untapped lands, you continue to play spells, and fire off a huge Mind's Desire which hopefully finds you either the winning Brain Freeze or a copy of Cunning Wish to get the instant kill. What happens is you cast copies of Heartbeat of Spring and use Early Harvest to generate large amounts of mana. Heartbeat is a Mind's Desire based combo, but unlike TEPS resolves around Brain Freeze for the win. Let's look at another Mind's Desire based combo deck in the form of Heartbeat of Spring combo. We are moving at a snail's pace through the combo decks but fear not, we've only got a few more to go. We've already covered Dredge, TEPS, and Ideal. Form of the Dragon more often than not wins you the game, but you can also lock your opponent out of casting any answers to the enchantments with Dovescape (Well, Ronom Unicorn will still destroy things.) Here is a sample list of Ideal. Ideal as an enchantment based combo deck that resolves around the Epic spell and some game winning enchantments. Turns out, that outside of a very similar mana base and some Burning Wishs but outside of that the game plans really are quite different. I just touched on the similarities between TEPS and Enduring Ideal. Frank Karsten wrote an excellent walkthrough on the deck when he was writing for the mothership, so here are links to that article series. Mind's Desire gives you more spells for free, and than you can fire off a lethal Tendrils of Agony.Īgain, I am going to let someone better than me explain the deck to you. They both pretty much share the same Invasion land base, but where as Ideal looks to combo out over a longer game (Unless the opponent is already at five life, Form of the Dragon does take longer to kill than the mechanic that TEPS uses.) where as TEPS looks to take a really dumb turn that involves casting a ton of Ritual effects to generate a large storm count, than casts Mind's Desire. This deck sets up a lot like the Enduring Ideal deck. If you read any of the top eight coverage than you will see that two team mates played The Extended Perfect Storm (TEPS for short.) to a top eight finish. Moving on, we're going to take a look at one of the breakthrough decks from Grand Prix Vancouver. However, if you want to check out an awesome article, check this one out, as it explains the deck in a very good manner. I'll exclude going a little more in depth about the deck, because well, if you do not know that it gets a combo kill with Bridge from Below, then maybe Extended is not the right format for you. That pretty much finishes up the look at Dredge.