@fsecco Dredge with Emrakul. Now that would be a deck.

@fsecco

Discard the Chills you drew and then discard your Emrakul, they are now back in your deck.

@fsecco Emrakul can help to make you hit all 4 of your Chills!

@blindtherapy And the rest of your cards dont dodge Priest or Cage in this build so you have to remove them anyway.

In my opinion, meaningful decisions beyond the mulligan step for both players is what is important, not necessarily interactivity.

At this point, a majority of Vintage is played online. I imagine that trend will continue due to flexibility in playing times and the lower entry price. So I'm not sure how it has an outsized role in how we view the format? It basically is the format. Just like Paper Vintage in the North East used to be the premier place to play (and Vintage everywhere else just followed suite).

@rat3de

It should do okay in the meta that you described. Good luck!

@rat3de

Remove the traps. Move your Confluence to the sideboard, and add better cards to the main deck.

Angler won't really help that much with any of the decks that you just described (except maybe shops?), but Hollow one and Angler more shine in the matchups against Creature-Based decks, where they are larger than all of your opponents threats.

On Oath:
In short, I think you are on the right track with Pitch Dredge for them, but you might want to consider some adjustment here. Longer response...

If they have Orchard and Oath then you will need a way to stop Oath from activating, or a way to answer the target (Ray of Revelation, Karakas, or a Force/Unmask). Dredge has too much difficulty trying to be a consistently a turn 2 deck, and that can actually still be too slow for them (making the only good answers having an opening hand Karakas or Force/Unmask).

As long as you have a way to win in 1 turn then just keeping your board clean, and biding your time works extremely effectively against an Oath if they don't have both Orchard+Oath. That makes non-may effects like Amalgam and Bridge from Below worse in that match up, while Narc/Ghast/Ichorid/ect are much better in those matchups. That said, winning in 1 turn is certainly much easier with a large number of Dread Returns, and either Sun Titan or Griselbrand to set up your kill.

On Landstill:
This matchup isn't complicated. If you have a good plan for Wasteland its probably a good match up (Loam / Pet field), if you don't then its not going to be a good matchup.

On Jeskai:
I think this is where Pitch Dredge shines. Jeskai in my experience usually runs Rest in Peace, which is almost impossible to overcome if it resolves. Your best shot is stopping it before that happens. This deck can also run a variety of different Dredge hate and having flexible anti-hate really helps.

On Workshops:
Ancient Grudge, Ancient Grudge, and more Ancient Grudge. Along with the whole good answer to wasteland thing (Loam / Pet field). Pitch is not the best against them as you can't really beat them by just stopping one spell so you have to look at some complementary pieces to cover that match up.

@moorebrother1

MTGO has the undo button for mana sources, which is technically a take back.