Nightmare's Broken EDH deck

I've made reference to this deck in a few places on this here internets before, but I've never had the deck in front of me to put it up card for card.  Occasionally, I'll change a few things around with the list, but its been exactly what it is for some time now.  Here's the list, with a little discussion of cards in the deck to follow.  Remember, 100 card decks.

General:  Azami, Lady of Scrolls

Tidespout Tyrant

Etherium Sculptor

Filigree Sages

Cursecatcher

Magus of the Bazaar

Sigil Tracer

Trinket Mage

Magus of the Jar

Voidmage Prodigy

Patron Wizard

Hapless Researcher

Magus of the Future

Oboro Breezecaller

Stonybrook Banneret

Inspired Sprite

Merrow Levitator

Memnarch

Stroke of Genius

Time Spiral

Prosperity

Thirst for Knowledge

Ponder

Meditate

Gush

Braingeyser

Ideas Unbound

Frantic Search

Mind Spring

Timetwister

Brainstorm

Windfall

High Tide

Rewind

Merchant Scroll

Force of Will

Brain Freeze

Tinker

Repeal

Snapback

Long-Term Plans

Mana Severance

Tezzeret the Seeker

Snap

Mystical Tutor

Mana Drain

Turnabout

Mind's Desire

Future Sight

Pact of Negation

Mind Over Matter

Gauntlet of Power

Goblin Charbelcher

Candelabra of Tawnos

Voltaic Key

Sapphire Medallion

Cloud Key

Memory Jar

Sensei's Divining Top

Helm of Awakening

Mana Vault

Sol Ring

Mana Crypt

Chrome Mox

Mox Diamond

Lotus Petal

Grim Monolith

Gilded Lotus

Eye of Ramos

Coalition Relic

Chronatog Totem

Tolarian Academy

Polluted Delta

Flooded Strand

Tolaria West

Academy Ruins

Minamo, School at Water's Edge

Darksteel Citadel

Seat of the Synod

21 Island

And that's it, in all its glory.  I've added links to the cards in case you're unfamiliar with any of them - and let me say just how much of a pain in the ass that was - but hopefully you can see some of the reasons it's as broken as it is.

A note or two on some of the cards:

Merrow Levitator, Inspired Sprite - These are the Nettle Sentinels of the deck.  If you have Azami in play and either of these online, it's pretty difficult to lose.  They allow you to absolutely bury all of your opponents in card advantage.  They are by far the best Wizards in the deck.

Sigil Tracer - He's your number one win condition in multiplayer games, especially if your opponents have Gaea's Blessing in their decks.  He allows you to go infinite with Turnabout if you have enough mana and guys in play, and he lets you Fork (or Twincast, as it were) your Stroke of Genius or Braingeyser to kill multiple opponents at once.

There are two non-Wizard creatures in the deck.  Both are needed, as the Etherium Sculptor provides a third way for you to make the Sensei's Top/Future Sight/Helm of Awakening combo work.  Note that you have access to two Future Sights, as well.  The other creature, Tidespout Tyrant, allows you to go infinite in mana a countless number of ways.  With him active, you generally finish the game with infinite mana, your deck in your hand, and your opponents with no cards in play.  He's bonkers.

Memnarch + Filigree Sages + Tolarian Academy.  Think about it.

Azami has a unique, and unfair, interaction with Mind Over Matter.  If they're both in play, she taps to cycle cards, in effect.  Draw one, don't like it.  Pitch to untap Azami, draw another.  Repeat.

All in all, it's probably one of the two most unfair EDH decks I've seen played, with Bryant's UB Pitchlong-esque monstrosity being the only one in front of it.  I get about one game in with my opponents before they become frustrated and I have to break out a more "fair" deck.  Still, it's enjoyable to occasionally do some things the game really doesn't want you to do, so if you're in the mood, throw it together with your own play group and try it out.  Don't say I didn't warn you!