I tried it, but it just didn’t do enough. Architect is bad for the same reasons Wraith is. At least Bauble and Probe have useful effects in addition to cantripping.

Because by the time BGx has delirium on, they have enough mana to cast something more impactful than Flayer, like Kalitas.

Almost definitely not. But I’ve never been impressed with that card despite having tried it in a bunch of shells.

As for Bedlam Reveler (this is what they officially named it in the full spoiler today)… I was originally viewing through more of the aggro-oriented “vomit out hand, cast, continue to vomit out hand” role it will be auditioning for in Legacy (and maybe even Modern Burn), but you’re probably correct about decks like Monkey Grow and Temur Traverse also making good use of it as a way to surge ahead against midrange. Now, here’s a question concerning one of your earlier brews – do you think you can cram in the instant/sorcery density necessary to cast it in RG Moon? Because if you can, I think it’s marvelously positioned there, since any future artifacts and enchantments also trigger prowess.

As for Bedlam Reveler (this is what they officially named it in the full spoiler today)… I was originally viewing through more of the aggro-orinted “vomit out hand, cast, continue to vomit out hand” role it will be auditioning for in Legacy, but you’re probably correct about decks like Monkey Grow and Temur Traverse also making good use of it as a way to surge ahead against midrange. Now, here’s a question concerning one of your earlier brews – do you think you can cram in the instant/sorcery density necessary to cast it in RG Moon? Because if you can, I think it’s marvelously positioned there, since any future artifacts and enchantments also trigger prowess.

Yeah, graveyard hate is (shockingly) absent in my local meta, too. I guess with mandatory hate slots like Crumble to Dust or Stony Silence (takes up 4 slots in my Jeskai Nahiri alone) people have a hard time of dedicating slots to sth like RiP. It might be possible to kinda “fly under the radar” with your deck, but i personally feel uncomfortable to go “All-in”. Has Thing in the Ice as a non gy based threat a place in the 75?

That’s definitely a good reason to play Delver of Dryad, nice catch. Rest in Peace has been pretty difficult for me to overcome with this kind of deck, a problem dating as far back as my early experimentations with Traverse in Eldrazi shells. Playing cards like Thought-Knot Seer or Liliana of the Veil greatly alleviate this issue, just as threats like Delver, Moon, and Huntmaster do in Monkey Grow. But I’ve gone full graveyard lately after noticing a distinct lack of RiP both in my local metagames and in the larger Modern field. Relic, in my experience, is much easier to beat than the enchantment. But there’s always Destructive Revelry if it starts showing up more, or graveyard-independent beaters like Vendilion Clique.