The only takeaway of note is that, while youre looking at results many years in the past, you should remember vaguely to adjust your expectations of what a good card looks like

Double Masters Variants WHITE | BLUE | BLACK | RED | GREEN MULTICOLORED | COLORLESS | ARTIFACT | LAND | ALL CARDS WHITE Avacyn, Angel of Hope Council's Judgment Stoneforge Mystic Wrath of God BLUE Jace, the Mind Sculptor Brainstorm Cyclonic Rift Force of Will Phyrexian Metamorph BLACK Dark Confidant Fatal Push Thoughtseize Toxic Deluge RED Blood Moon Goblin Guide Sneak Attack GREEN Crop Rotation Doubling Season Exploration Noble Hierarch Chord of Calling MULTICOLORED Atraxa, Praetors' Voice Kaalia of the Vast Meddling Mage COLORLESS Karn Liberated ARTIFACT Batterskull Blightsteel Colossus Chrome Mox Expedition Map Lightning Greaves Mana Crypt Mox Opal Sword of Body and Mind Sword of Feast and Famine Sword of Fire and Ice Sword of Light and Shadow Sword of War and Peace Wurmcoil Engine LAND Academy Ruins Urza's Mine Urza's Power Plant Urza's Tower Plains Plains Island Island Swamp Swamp Mountain Mountain Forest Forest WHITE | BLUE | BLACK | RED | GREEN MULTICOLORED | COLORLESS | ARTIFACT | LAND | ALL CARDS

Still, its an intriguing strategy that many will want to try out simply because of how fun it will undoubtedly be
For instance, what ought our split be of Ruinous Path versus Murder
Wizards are often associated with blue, but here Kula, Genome Sorcerer is screaming for you to buck the trend and build a black/red deck with wand-wielding mages in mind
It never made it into a deck for me and, checking our friends at EDHRec, it looks like Im not alone