Curiosity would be a cheaper option to Helm of the Ghastlord . Exsanguinate gives you another outlet to pour your infinite mana in to. Capsize is also another infinite mana win con from what I've gathered.

I suggest Expedition Map and Coalition Relic .

Keep in mind. Mikokoro, Center of the Sea and Desolate Lighthouse become wincons then you have the Palinchron combo active.

Not really much to say, it's a lot like mine. Everyone gets cards!

The Desolate Lighthouse one works if you have Psychosis Crawler or Niv-Mizzet, the Firemind . However you can simply filter your library until you hit a tutor.

If you don't mind doing damage to yourself per draw, there's Spiteful Visions (also makes them draw more) and Phyrexian Tyranny (no problem for you with your infinite mana, and it's loss of life, so harder for them to avoid). The damage to yourself is risky, but with things like Underworld Dreams , you'll be damaging them a lot faster than yourself.

For extra forced draw, there's Horn of Greed .

Since they'll be doing a buttload of discarding in addition to drawing, may as well take advantage of that. You already have Liliana's Caress , but there's also Megrim (not as good, but still damage). And for a little lifegain, you could throw in Sangromancer . If you want them discarding even more, as well as having less options available to them, then Locust Miser could help.

For another infinite mana combo, there's always Grand Architect and Pili-Pala . Conceivably you could have infinite mana by turn 4 (3 to cast the Architect, 1 to turn Pili blue).

I guess I didn't realize you generally would draw MORE than them, so yeah, Spiteful Visions is not so good. Phyrexian Tyranny could still be played if you have your infinite mana combo out, because it really can't hurt you then.

Is Spellbook really that common in your playgroup? I think I'm the only person in my group who has built a deck with Reliquary Tower , Venser's Journal , and Spellbook . Maybe you could sideboard cards related to discard, and only use them if you're sure your opponent(s) don't have something like that.

I don't understand your concern on the infinite combo. I'm assuming when you say "they contribute to the deck on there own" you mean each piece of the combo is useful on its own. While Deadeye Navigator and Phantasmal Image are certainly useful, I don't see how Palinchron is useful except for the combo. That being said, you're right, neither Grand Architect or Pili-Pala are much use on their own, since you have very few artifacts to benefit from the Architect and no way to tap Pili. Still thought I'd mention it :)

Another thought: An alternative to Propaganda could be Hissing Miasma or Blood Reckoning , which fits the burn theme a bit better and is still a pretty hefty deterrent to attacking. Propaganda is probably still a more effective lock, especially when they get desperate enough, because they might actually pay the life, whereas there's only so much mana they'll have available for that. Still, they may be worth trying out.

Palinchron + Deadeye Navigator can win the game with Mikokoro, Center of the Sea or quite a number of other cards.

It took me forever to figure out how Palinchron + Phantasmal Image created infinite mana... Once I did, I felt rather dumb, cuz it was so obvious! Haha. Now that I figured that out, Palinchron does seem more worthwhile. And even on his own, it never hurts to cast a big flier, and then have all the lands you used on him (or others) available for more shenanigans. :D

I know, right! I always end up with a stack of 150 good cards.... and don't want to cut any of them! Haha. Same happens in 60 card constructed, and that's even worse, because you can have multiples of good cards.... just how many multiples is the right number of multiples?? I'm actually having that issue right now with my Graveyard Rape deck. If you have a moment and are at all interested, take a peek and tell me what you think I should cut!

In any case, I DO like this deck, and think it seems well-constructed and fun.

Also, the name is awesome... forgot to mention that. I've actually had to deal with stack overflows -- no fun! I imagine your opponents will feel the same way ;)