I stood up and left, not picking the game back up again until after Covid hit
With that said, having a deck that needs to shuffle its graveyard back in routinely is not what I'd call a commonplace problem, so it's interesting to see this particular niche raise its head this high up in the top ten list
Both of those would be different from a burn-style deck trying to double effects like Guttersnipe
Here is the ranked order of the top 20 most-played cards in the event: Channel Demonic Tutor Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger Thoughtseize Inquisition of Kozilek Spell Pierce Counterspell Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer Emrakul, the Promised End Lightning Bolt Duress Mishra's Bauble Once Upon a Time Karn, the Great Creator Dark Ritual Brainstorm Kozilek, the Great Distortion Memory Lapse Orcish Bowmasters Oko, Thief of Crowns The Unbanned Cards We also wanted to keep a close eye on the power level of the Historic banned cards
With a little top-of-library control, we can ensure maximum damage
If your foe has an onerous artificial thing you want to pop, it's valuable, even turn 30