Gerry Thompson avoided the cuteness, and opted to play strictly solid cards. Your hand tends to be all lands anyway, so another draw is better than a fetched shockland. Lastly, Conley Woods, in his typical rogue style, decided to play an off-the-wall brew that was surprisingly good in the metagame.
Perhaps Conley is capable of winning with any deck ham sandwiching. In any case, the deck is powerful and consistent, so keep it in mind for upcoming tournaments. Clyde 1. Bowie at Breakfast. Clyde 2.
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For the past few sets - including the M14 Core Set - Magic has been trying to push the Minotaur tribe in a certain direction. This includes printing cards like Undead Minotaur and Canyon Minotaur in said core set. Now granted these two particular minotaurs aren't very good, this means that door is always open for Wizards to print future minotaurs that are much stronger. Take Boros Reckoner for example.
Once the tribe itself lands on Wizard's radar, the sky tends to be the limit in terms of what they will be willing to print. I guess by this point you're probably wondering what I'm building up to. While this isn't my most powerful spoiler I have ever received, I think it could be a roleplayer in the years to come, the same way cards like Goblin Warchief or Goblin Electromancer have come to be today.
So without further ado The one thing I want to recognize is that this guy costs a mere one colorless mana when you have another copy out. That's pretty sick. He himself is perhaps the best representation of what his ability allows. As far as Standard is concerned two specific cards stand out for me right now: Fanatic of Mogis and the aforementioned Boros Reckoner.
Having Fanatic cost only three colorless mana and Boros Reckoner cost a mere two colored mana is pretty huge. With the Ragemonger in play he costs only two mana.
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