Decklist: http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/thrasios-eggs-prototype-copy/
Gameplan:
This deck aims to produce a high enough storm count to kill 3 opponents with aetherflux reservoir. This can be achieved in many ways:
-Dramatic Reversal+Isochron Scepter and 3 mana worth of rocks/dorks to produce infinite mana and storm. From there Thrasios can draw into Reservoir.
-Paradox engine+Sensei's Divining Top+Voltaic Key/Thrasios Triton Hero with either 2/5 mana worth of rocks/dorks which will draw our entire deck.
-Main phase Ad Nauseam to grab either combo.
-Paradox Engine and a number of cheap draw spells, tutor effects, and Thrasios to dig for more cards to assemble a game ending combo.
-Yawgmoth's Will+Lion's Eye Diamond+rituals and a number of cheap draw spells and tutors
Strengths:
-The deck can win on turn 2 quite often and can consistently end the game turns 3-5 with counterspell protection.
-The combos are colorless, mana efficient, and synergistic with each other.
-The deck has a high concentration of ramp, tutors, and card draw.
-The overall card quality is excellent due to having 4 colors to choose from.
-The deck has a solid interaction suite and a handful of powerful recursion spells which make the deck very resilient.
-The deck has multiple paths to victory and since most the combo pieces serve many roles, so the deck has very few "dead cards."
Weaknesses:
-Null Rod/Stony Silence: These cards shut off our paths to victory so we must devote several card slots to answering this threat.
Rule of Law/Eidolon of Rhetoric: The deck cannot win with these in play so these require plenty of answers.
-Sphere of Resistance Effects: This deck relies upon a low curve to explode out of the gates. Making our cheap spells more expensive can really slow us down.
-Other Stax Pieces: Most of these effects can be worked around but they are certainly a pain.
Notable Cards:
-Ad Nauseam
-Paradox Engine
-Yawgmoth's Will
-Non land permanent based ramp
-Sensei's Divining Top-Dramatic Reversal+Isochron Scepter
