However, if GB Delirium and Aetherworks decks are the top decks in the format, then Yahenni's Expertise could be relegated to sideboards as a trump card for aggressive matchups, at least until rotation in the fall
The first thing that youll want to do, before anything else is add to your inkwell
Sorcery Predators' Hour Until end of turn, creatures you control gain menace and "Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, exile the top card of that player's library face down
Hydreigon (Psycho Drive [BW3] 057/052) (PSA 10 Price: ~US$1,350) This fifth-generation card depicting the Shiny form (notice a pattern yet?) of the Dark/Dragon-type pseudo-Legendary truly captures Hydreigons sheer ferocity
Mana Crypt is great, but so is Ancient Tomb
Bant Delirium | Shadows Over Innistrad Standard | Roman Fusco Creatures (16) 1 Bruna, the Fading Light 1 Gisela, the Broken Blade 1 Ishkanah, Grafwidow 1 Linvala, the Preserver 1 Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger 3 Tireless Tracker 4 Primal Druid 4 Thraben Inspector Instants (4) 1 Immolating Glare 3 Dissenter's Deliverance Sorceries (14) 1 Descend upon the Sinful 2 Nissa's Renewal 3 Fumigate 4 Spring // Mind 4 Traverse the Ulvenwald Enchantments (5) 1 Quarantine Field 4 Cast Out Lands (21) 6 Forest 2 Island 3 Plains 1 Irrigated Farmland 1 Lumbering Falls 2 Evolving Wilds 2 Scattered Groves 4 Fortified Village Sideboard (9) 3 Negate 1 Essence Scatter 2 Gideon, Ally of Zendikar 2 Declaration in Stone 1 Cataclysmic Gearhulk By hitting Delirium with creatures that acted mainly as chump blockers (Thraben Inspector and Primal Druid) and Spring // Mind (two card types) I was able to get insane value against various midrange creature strategies with Delirium cards like Descend Upon the Sinful and using Traverse the Ulvenwald for major threats like Gisela, the Broken Blade, and Bruna, the Fading Light
