How much land destruction are you seeing that isn't a Crumble to Dust? Crumble is just about the only card I see people run nowadays so I think Warping Wail might serve you better than Life from the Loam. It also gives you more game against Scapeshift , Infect, and Tooth and Nail as well. Definitely don't play Crucible of Worlds since everyone brings in their artifact hate in games 2 and 3 so it will never stick around for long enough to matter.

Sudden Shock is a card I would want in my sideboard against Infect as well.

Boil is a good card against Island decks, but the only deck that runs Islands that we care about is Merfolk and Boil is too slow for that effect to matter at all, so I wouldn't run them.

thanks. ill definitly take a look at warping wail. loam is there against all the lands that destroy mine, and against fulminator mage. sudden shock is ok, and pyroclasm deals with most of the infectious threats. Boil is there because now control is a thing. the blue that is needed in merfolk and control. It also deals with blue moon to some extent. It kills all of the basic islands in blue moon, which turns it into a wierd skredish deck that doesnt work very well. Thanks a ton tho. Also, if you play a few pyroclasms then a boil against merfolk you kill the whole deck.

The thing is that blue based control isn't an archetype that we care about playing against. Our win percentage against those decks is around 85%-90% with the only times that we lose being when they resolve a Crumble to Dust against us. Dedicating cards to that match up just feels like a waste of space since you don't actually need more percentage points against them. I would only consider it if Blue Moon was more widely played but it is a very fringe deck in most metagames so I don't think it's worth it for the off chance of playing against it.

Pyroclasm is indeed very good against Merfolk when they only have a single lord out. After wiping their board, all you must do is resolve a couple threats and it's game over. Boil is basically overkill since it comes at a time after you have killed their board. They can also just put their creatures into play without lands with Aether Vial as well so it's not always a complete end all, be all.

As for Infect, Pyroclasm is good at clearing out their first threat, but it does not help you get the pump spells out of their hand unless they do it to save their creature. A good infect player will only put out a single infect creature at a time to play around Pyroclasm and once you kill the first one then they will put out another. They won't put themselves in a position to have 2 infect creatures die to a single clasm. This is one of the reasons why Lightning Bolt has become more popular among Tron players since you are usually only killing one threat, the instant speed is relevant, 3 damage kills more things, and our opponents don't think we play Lightning Bolt so they don't play around it. Sudden Shock is even more brutal against them since it is an easy 2 for 1 when played in response to a pump spell. It also gets around the Apostle's Blessing they run, as does Warping Wail.

Here's my list. It is very close to what Joe Losset used to Top 8 GP LA with back in late May and I've had good success with it at FNM.

Also, I have had Scapeshift and Tooth and Nail players Primal Command one of my Tron pieces to the top of my library on turn 3 when they are on the play and proceed to kill me on their turn 5 after they play a Prime Time on time on turn 4. Thus another reason to play a multitude of Warping Wails in the sideboard.

pyroclasm also gets past blessing tho. it kills all their infect dudes and hierarchs

Might want to re-read Apostle's Blessing then.

sry, rules for protection changed i guess. idk. also i have kozilek return which is colorless

Yeah. That is one of the many corner cases where Kozilek's Return is better. I think it's great that we just have lots of options since that just makes it harder for our opponent to play around our removal.