Overdrawn

[Gorzo]

Overdrawn 65 cards, 0 sideboard 1 {Reliquary Tower} 21 {Island} 22 lands 1 {Runed Servitor} 4 {Psychosis Crawler} 1 {Consecrated Sphinx} 1 {Azure Mage} 3 {Laboratory Maniac} 1 {Echo Mage} 3 {Delver of Secrets} 1 {Sphinx of Magosi} 2 {Civilized Scholar} 3 {Sturmgeist} 2 {Ludevic's Test Subject} 1 {Phantasmal Abomination} 23 creatures 1 {Foresee} 1 {Venser's Journal} 1 {Telepathy} 1 {Archmage Ascension} 1 {Distant Memories} 1 {Blue Sun's Zenith} 1 {Mindculling} 1 {Covenant of Minds} 2 {Gitaxian Probe} 1 {Jace's Ingenuity} 1 {Mind Unbound} 1 {Ponder} 1 {Jace, the Mind Sculptor} 3 {Think Twice} 2 {Divination} 1 {Preordain} 20 other spells Sideboard Notes: A multiplayer mono-blue deck based around {Psychosis Crawler}, constant card draw, and {Labratory Maniac} as a backup win condition. It's a very silly deck designed for Multiplayer, and even though it looks inconsistent as hell, the absurd volume of cards it draws lets you find the things you need. And it's dirt cheap if you replace Jace with {Brainstorm}.

[Gorzo]

I built this deck way back in Innistrad, so it could certainly use some updating. But it's a good shell to start with if you're looking to make a nutty card-draw deck.

[Spencer Addington]

Why ludevics test subject?

[Gorzo]

Mostly just for something to do with spare mana, and because the card amuses me. It's also a decent defender for early game. It would probably be better replaced with {Fog Bank} or {Wall of Frost} or something.

[Spencer Addington]

It's a pretty cool card.