Show and Tell has been one of the premier combo decks in Legacy for many years now. With a relatively compact combo and the ability to easily combo on turns one or two, it’s hard to argue against Show and Tell being one of the most powerful combo decks in the format. That said, there are several flavors of the deck, and this week 1Point put together a new take on the Omniscience versions of Show and Tell:

Omniscience Show and Tell ? Legacy | 1Point, 5-0 Legacy League

• Creatures (3)
• 1 Griselbrand
• 2 Emrakul, the Aeons Torn

• Instants (13)
• 1 Intuition
• 1 Tragic Lesson
• 3 Flusterstorm
• 4 Brainstorm
• 4 Force of Will

• Sorceries (20)
• 1 Overmaster
• 2 Gitaxian Probe
• 3 Burning Wish
• 3 Pieces of the Puzzle
• 3 Show and Tell
• 4 Ponder
• 4 Preordain

• Enchantments (4)
• 4 Omniscience

• Lands (20)
• 5 Island
• 1 Mountain
• 2 Ancient Tomb
• 2 City of Traitors
• 2 Volcanic Island
• 4 Polluted Delta
• 4 Scalding Tarn

• Sideboard (13)
• 1 Overmaster
• 1 Pieces of the Puzzle
• 1 Show and Tell
• 2 By Force
• 1 Consign // Oblivion
• 2 Defense Grid
• 1 Enter the Infinite
• 1 Kozilek's Return
• 1 Pyroclasm
• 2 Red Elemental Blast

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The most exciting piece of innovation in this list is the inclusion of Pieces of the Puzzle. Given the density of spells and cantrips in this deck, you’re pretty likely to get multiple hits. The ability to start generating both card advantage and selection early in the game is huge, and gives you the ability to play through counterspells more effectively than you might otherwise, particularly given the inclusion of Overmaster in your 75.

Omniscience is the win condition of choice because it trumps cards like Karakas and plays well with Pieces of the Puzzle. You can put Omniscience into play and then just cast all your cantrips for free until you find an Emrakul, the Aeons Torn or Griselbrand to end the game. Burning Wish is live as well, since it can find Enter the Infinite. If you’re looking for a new flavor of Show and Tell that gives you more of an advantage against opposing Counterspell decks, this seems like one of the better shells that you could be exploring.