Emrakul, the Aeons Torn rarely gets cast for its full price, but when you cheat it out, the combination of an extra turn and annihilator finishes most games
While many of you may know me for my presence as an artist on Twitter, this article series focuses on playing EDH decks that are not legal according to the official rules, but with a bit of talking, can be played via use of the wonderful Rule Zero
Oh, and good luck killing Emrakul, the World Anew when it has protection from spells and permanents cast this turn
I like it a lot
At the very least MS will clog up the ground long enough to produce some heavy-hitters of your own
The tutors used transmute to go and find other parts of the combo (Muddle the Mixture would get Blighted Agent or Blazing Shoal, while Tolaria West would get Inkmoth Nexus or Summoners Pact, which in turn got the one of Progenitus), which allowed the deck to reload at the cost of three mana at sorcery speed