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Let's call it a draw

Standard*

Cansk

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Land (22)

Enchantment (8)

Instant (12)

Sorcery (8)

The point of this deck is to draw in every single match. I just thought it would be a funny thing to do to an opponent, and a bit irritating. Strange thing is that I think it works. It works by controling the board via sweeps. Then it attempts to ob ring an ob ring that is ob ringing an ob ring. Get it? The detention spheres help out, but two ob rings are needed to tie the game, and the board must be clear to do so. The bounce helps clear the board of whatever reenters the battlefield when the first ob ring is ob ringed.Only thing missing is an answer for non creature permanents: any ideas? Is there a disperse effect in standard?

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sidenote: — Oct. 25, 2012
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I forgot one essential detail. For those who don't know, an infinite loop of unavoidable actions results in a draw. So, if an ob ring enchanting another ob ring is enchanted by a third ob ring, and nothing else is on the field except lands, then the second ring will be exiled, bringing back the first ring, which has to target the third ring, which brings back the second ring. This cycle will continue to infity, thus ending the game in a draw.

win conditions/ draw conditions — Oct. 25, 2012
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