With all this taken into account I much prefer to play Memory Lapse in the proactive decks than can apply pressure and get on the front foot
Both are insanely broken card-advantage engines
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Its one of those X spells that youre more than happy to cast for X=0, although putting some mana into it isnt a bad thing either
Plus, Simic Nexus might be the best deck in Historic at the moment, and Thalia (combined with Dovin, Hand of Control from the sideboard for even more taxing) is the best option a mono-white deck has to slow down the spell-based infinite-turn combo
