You might want to test replacing Thoughtseize with Duress. In terms of phases, you could consider playing 1 Chrome Mox instead of 2 at first, and bring in an additional Cabal Ritual. The rest of the deck is close to 100 EUR/USD and absolutely necessary to buy. Luckily, most cards in the deck cost very little in terms of money, so you’ll be able to purchase roughly half this deck for around 25 EUR/USD. Let’s say you want to build Oops! All Spells! But you don’t want to buy everything at the same time. Reanimate allows you to bring back Thassa’s Oracle if your Narcomoebas get exiled so you can’t go the Dread Return way. This is not entirely stock, though more players are adopting it as an additional route to victory. The deck list above has one Reanimate in it.
There are some variations to the deck, but the core is pretty settled. Alternatively you can play Thoughtseize before your combo, or have Pact of Negation in hand. Due to Bridge from Below being in your deck (and at this time hopefully in your graveyard), this doesn’t reduce the amount of creatures on your board since you sacrifice a creature, making you a Zombie to sacrifice to Dread Return. There’s a lot of protection since you can use one Narcomoeba to flashback Cabal Therapy to see if the coast is clear for Dread Return. Oracle’s enter-the-battlefield trigger will win you the game since there’s no cards left in your library. Then, you trigger your Narcomoebas and use them to flashback Dread Return, returning Thassa’s Oracle from your graveyard to play. Since Agadeem and Turntimber are so-called Modal Dual-Faced cards (MDFC), they count as their front half, ergo they are not lands. Balustrade triggers upon entering, Undercity needs activation, but they both do the same thing: mill your own deck until you hit a land. You’re using this mana combined with the lands (Agadeem / Turntimber) to put a Balustrade Spy or Undercity Informer into play. Its main goal is to put Thassa’s Oracle into play as fast as possible. How does Oops! All Spells work?Īs mentioned before, Oops! is a Dark Ritual combo deck.
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