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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 4401322" data-attributes="member: 19675">(Apologies in advance- I'm going from memory, so I may be talking about cards you won't be able to use.)Decking an opponent has many paths.Besides Millstone, there are several other artifacts that essentially do the same thing or a variant upon it (I don't have my deck on hand, or I'd name them off).  One mills a # of cards based on how much mana you pump into it, but if it mills a creature, it stops milling and puts the critter in play under your control.  As mentioned above, Jester's Caps are potential deck-wreckers.One classic combo I saw in tournaments was Braingeyser combo-ed with ways to boost mana- Mana Flare, usually.  However, everyone has their faves- Urza Lands, Tolarian Academy, Elves + Priest of Titania + Gaia's Cradle (or whatever land it was), and so forth.  Use Blue cards & Howling Mines to draw your Braingeyser, then tap for a billion mana and poof!  No more deck!Other cards that work well in this include some Black cards- Hypnotic Specter, you'll recall, makes your opponent discard from his hand- a real pain when your deck is getting milled besides.  Black also has a host of other discard cards.A less common approach, but one I've used, was a Red combo of Shocker + Fire Whip.  Shocker is a 1/1 Red critter that makes you discard your hand and draw a new one if it damages you, and Fire Whip is a Red creature enchantment that lets you tap the creature to do 1 damage to any target.  This means you both mill and cause discards at the same time- up to 8 cards in normal circumstances, more if your opponent is drawing extra cards for some reason.</blockquote>

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