Very cool Borborygmos Enraged deck, man. Was gonna try and suggest a replacement for Hour of Promise since I felt it wasn't very strong at first glance, but I suppose I see what you're going for since it's "land" and not "basic land." Wish I had the funds to put together a deck like this for Bobo.

Was gonna suggest Realm Seekers or Collective Voyage, in case you were interested in my alternatives. Also, have you tried Rites of Flourishing yet? How do you feel about it for this deck?

Thanks for the comments and suggestionsRingoDingo92!

I think Hour of Promise is deceptively powerful in the deck because it fetches any land. When you have the sorts on non-basics we're rocking it's bound to over perform. I've just slotted it in the deck and haven't drawn it yet though. Hoping it does work, but it may actually go back to being Scapeshift as that card does similar things, but scales better as the game goes on.

I've played with Realm Seekers before. It comes down huge and usually eats a removal spell before you can do much tutoring with it. I found it... underwhelming and it was cut for a more consistent threat in Omnath, Locus of Rage.

Collective Voyage I've never played and Rites of Flourishing was in the VERY first version of the deck. Both are too.... group huggy for my tastes. I really like leveraging the fact that I'm ahead of my opponents when it comes to land drops and these get your opponents caught up. I could see both being good, but my local meta is kind of combo-y, so I hate giving that kind of advantage.

Every card you named is playable in the deck, they just don't do quite enough in my build! Good luck with your own build and the deck is certainly playable in a more... budget friendly form.

Ooo, Scapeshift is pretty cool, I think I'd prefer it to Hour of Promise. I guess you'll just have to keep it in the back of your mind, "Would I rather this were Scapeshift right now?" whenever you draw it, then you'll know for sure. Anyway, yeah I think I'd prefer either of those cards to Realm Seekers in that case.

I get the feelings toward Rites of Flourishing, but Collective Voyage isn't necessarily group huggy if you play it right. It could easily play to your advantage if opponents are/are nearly tapped out. But perhaps that's too situational for your taste, which is perfectly understandable.

RingoDingo92 with voyage, everyone gets X lands no matter how much they dump into it... So if I cast it for 5 while they were tapped out, everyone would get 5 lands, not just me. There's no way to cast Collective Voyage where you're not ramping everyone the exact same amount.

Oh shit, you're so right, haha. I interpreted it as however much mana you individually spend is how many lands you get. Good call! Very group huggy after all.

RingoDingo92 Tempt with Discovery is a MUCH better version of the same deal. Everyone gets a land, sure, but I get 3 in that case. It's only been in the deck for 2 games, I've resolved it in both and won both. Hour of Promise does kind of the same thing, but doesn't at all rely on your opponents which is why I think it's going to be good. It'll be an easy cut for Scapeshift if it's not.

The real question is what to cut for Mirage Mirror....

I agree, Tempt with Discovery is much better. What shenanigan ideas do you have for Mirage Mirror here?

RingoDingo92 Mirage Mirror has some obvious synergies with cards already in the deck. Here's a short list of cards I'm looking forward to mirror-ing...

Dark Depths, Valakut, the Molten Pinnacle, Horn of Greed, Azusa, Lost but Seeking, Courser of Kruphix, Lotus Cobra, Oracle of Mul Daya, Tireless Tracker, Exploration

Not to mention just copy-ing the best thing my opponents are playing (especially if it draws me cards).

And if there was any doubt. I cast Hour of Promise in both games I played with the deck last night. I won them both fairly easily. I also kept a hand with 6 lands and an Exploration in the first game. I proceeded to draw Azusa and Life from the Loam... It was... not fun for anyone expect me.

Haha, sounds like it's rolling on all cylinders. Yeah copying a lot of those cards would be pretty great. You wouldn't want to copy Azusa, Lost but Seeking and Dark Depths since they'll just blow each other up because they're legendary, right? I'm pretty sure you wouldn't want to with Azusa anyway, but does the Dark Depths copy still get the Marit Lage effect? I'm guessing it does.

It's tough to say what you should remove since the decklist seems pretty tightly planned as is. Might have to go with one of your targeted removal cards, which would suck but I doubt you want to give up a ramp card either.

RingoDingo92 I purposely left off all the other legendary, except Azusa. Yeah, won't be doing that (except in response to a removal spell, in which case it's awesome!). It does work with Dark Depths the same way Thespian's Stage does.

The cut MAY be Expedition Map. With Hour of Promise added, we're not having trouble finding the various non-basics we want and (I think), Promise, Realms Uncharted, Sylvan Scrying, Crop Rotation and Tempt with Discovery is more redundancy than I need in the land tutor department.

That's what I figured about Dark Depths. Both would go to the graveyard but result in Marit Lage, correct?

I thought about suggesting Expedition Map, but I didn't know if you'd want to take away a one-drop with the curve so three-drop heavy as is. You do have a hell of a lot land tutor, though, no doubt. I'm sure you can do without one.

RingoDingo92 Exactly correct. You get a Marit Lage and lose both. It's better when done with Thespian's Stage since it's easy to get both back in this case, but I like the back-up plan.