What makes me most excited about Self-Inflicted Wound is its ability to answer a monstrous Fleecemane Lion, which is a card that gives slow, removal-heavy decks nightmares
Its just too slow when compared to the other options 5 color Ur-Dragon decks have for cheating creatures into play
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The best argument for just continuing to use the Brainstorm is that no one will get twitchy about the counters
As for the sideboard, I would recommend being prepared for three things: problematic permanents, counterspells, and red spells
The deck was fantastic and didn't lose a match, even beating a turn-four, hard-cast Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre when I followed up with The Abyss on my turn four
