We can attack with Olivia and immediately reanimate something else, not as a 1/1 but as a fully powered creature. Reanimating Olivia with Dollhouse essentially doubles up our reanimation. Since Olivia's main power is that it gets to reanimate something when it attacks, it doesn't really matter much that it's just a 1/1. The main goal of our deck is to use Dollhouse of Horrors to reanimate Olivia, Crimson Bride. The drawback is that unless we have some Constructs on the battlefield (which, in our deck, means other creatures reanimated by Dollhouse of Horrors since we don't play any real Constructs), the creature is just a 1/1. The power of Dollhouse of Horrors is that it can essentially reanimate any creature from our graveyard with haste for just a single mana once it's on the battlefield, which is quite powerful, making it somewhat similar to God-Pharaoh's Gift. (If you haven't seen it, the idea is that you can reanimate Scute Swarm as a Construct then, when you play a land to make copies of Scute Swarm, the copies will also be Constructs, so they will quickly grow each other into massive threats, somewhat similar to the old mutate decks that looked to turn Scute Swarm into a huge mutate creature and then make copies of it, but with a reanimation twist.) Eventually, I decided to go with a very combo-y Jund build of Dollhouse of Horrors. One thing I wanted to avoid was the synergy of Dollhouse of Horrors and Scute Swarm, mostly because several videos on YouTube are already built around it. I made at least six Dollhouse of Horrors lists along the way, and a lot of them did really cool things, to the point that I'm hopeful we'll see some more of them show up on video or for streams soon. Dollhouse of Horrors has the exact opposite problem-it can do so many cool things and fit into so many different shells that it was really tough to settle on a build. With Against the Odds cards, the challenge sometimes is finding a single way to make a really janky card work. How good is Dollhouse of Horrors in Standard? What about Olivia, Crimson Bride? Let's get to the video and find out in today's Against the Odds then, we'll talk more about the deck!Ī quick reminder: if you haven't already, make sure to subscribe to the MTGGoldfish YouTube channel. Post-combat, we can play a land to get an extra combat step, which allows us to reanimate something else with Olivia, Crimson Bride and hopefully win the game on the spot. The main goal is to use Dollhouse of Horrors to reanimate Olivia, Crimson Bride, which can reanimate Moraug, Fury of Akoum when it attacks. As such, we're heading to our new Standard format today to see if we can win some games with a weird reanimation-chain combo deck built around the artifact. Last week, we had our first Innistrad: Crimson Vow Standard Against the Odds poll, and in the end, Dollhouse of Horrors took down an easy win. Welcome to episode 314 of Against the Odds. To learn more about how and for what purposes Amazon uses personal information (such as Amazon Store order history), please visit our Privacy Notice.Hello, everyone. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie Preferences, as described in the Cookie Notice. Click ‘Customise Cookies’ to decline these cookies, make more detailed choices, or learn more. Third parties use cookies for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalised ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

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