I know where you ' re coming from but we never had to deal with this kind of behavior with this kid , usually when he ' s quiet he ' s focused on creating something 99 % of the times it was nothing destructive . His little sister on the other hand , that ' s a different topic for a different time ! !<| sep |> Before or after you order ? ?<| sep |> I can add 4 cc 1 aswell <| sep |> Dude . That all sounds amazing ! Stay safe , and Ill do the same haha . You ' re right , I should go <| sep |> Twin kept all other combo decks outside of Amulet Bloom out of tier 1 . RUG Scapeshift preyed upon Twin . What other combo decks did Twin keep down ? Storm hasn ' t made a major resurgence , and Infect was around at the time . In fact , Pascal Maynard put Infect as a 55 % F a vouritetwinvsmoderninfect at one point . He recommends sideboarding 12 cards . Suicide Zoo despite not being a major player at the time was also a rough matchup for Twin , as it could run maindeck without going off plan . Now we have RG Breach an evolution of RUG Scapeshift , Ad Nauseam present at the time , but not tier 1 , and able to fight with countermagic , but weak to Blood Moon , Titanshift another Scapeshift deck , and Knightfall A deck that had not yet emerged , but may well run enough cheap interaction I don ' t know . As far as I am aware , no more combo decks have surfaced , so we have littleno evidence that Twin was the force keeping them in check ?