It did work in a number of net damage based decks but was still a valuable include in our otherwise damage free deck. Without the power of CI, I think Obokata Protocol would have been the defining card of the Worlds Tournament. The agenda suite was the only area of the deck that was quickly settled. He and Mark Mottram had been testing a post-rotation version of Hydra with decent success and so I joined the dark side and this is what we came up with. This being the case it was obvious that I’d need the assistance of a monster and spoke to Dave. I’d really enjoyed an exceedingly fair Aginfusion build of my own earlier in the year but following rotation and the MWL update, I quickly decided that fairness wasn’t going to get me anywhere. My runner was Sam Burdock's excellent Dark Web Hayley with the addition of a much needed Feedback Filter. Most of the credit for the deck has to go to him but since he betrayed team Hydra and secretly switched to PU filth the night before worlds I get to publish it. This list is based on Dave Hoyland's Hydra list from this year’s regional season. This is the Aginfusion deck I took to sixth at worlds, dropping one game in the Swiss and one in the cut.

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