Ive recently dived into playing some EDH on Magic: Online, and the experience there is that games are over a whole turn or two faster than they would be in your LGS
How good is The Book of Vile Darkness in rotated Standard
Bloody Asmora | Commander | Stephen Johnson Commander (1) 1 Asmoranomardicadaistinaculdacar Creatures (25) 1 Academy Manufactor 1 Anje, Maid of Dishonor 1 Belligerent Guest 1 Blood Hypnotist 1 Blood Petal Celebrant 1 Bloodcrazed Socialite 1 Bog Naughty 1 Burnished Hart 1 Falkenrath Celebrants 1 Falkenrath Gorger 1 Gluttonous Guest 1 Gray Merchant of Asphodel 1 Iron Myr 1 Leaden Myr 1 Olivia's Attendants 1 Restless Bloodseeker 1 Rune-Scarred Demon 1 Skittering Surveyor 1 Solemn Simulacrum 1 Stromkirk Occultist 1 Tempting Witch 1 Viscera Seer 1 Voldaren Epicure 1 Wandering Archaic 1 Wedding Security Instants (2) 1 Bake into a Pie 1 Vampires' Vengeance Sorceries (17) 1 Act of Treason 1 Bloody Betrayal 1 Cathartic Reunion 1 Claim the Firstborn 1 Gamble 1 Goatnap 1 Hijack 1 Lacerate Flesh 1 Malevolent Whispers 1 Mass Mutiny 1 Mob Rule 1 Pack's Betrayal 1 Pointed Discussion 1 Seize the Spoils 1 Tormenting Voice 1 Traitorous Instinct 1 Vampire's Kiss Enchantments (3) 1 Exquisite Blood 1 Revel in Riches 1 Sanguine Bond I should note that my Cabal Coffers / Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth combo would set this deck up to run a card like Torment of Hailfire, but I'm more likely to evolve this list in the direction of running more creatures and throwing in Mortal Combat, Patriarch's Bidding and more vampires
These cards couldn't be more different, as the new school interpretation adds Giovanni to the mix, following along with the typical style used for this era of Scarlet & Violet
Maybe I should have gone back in time
The costly mana payment means most opponents will avoid attacking into the Kazuul player in the first place
