Of course, what players are most interested in is "What actually won?" Here's the win rates for decks with multiple players, excluding mirror matches and across both leagues combined: Matt Nass and Jacob Wilson were the two Selesnya Blink players, each claiming 8 out of their possible 12 points last weekend with almost identical lists
Emrakul, Kozilek, and/or Ulamog are only going to make the deck better, in whichever combination and versions you choose
Gempalm Incinerator
Part of a cycle that features the almost-as-broken Gaea's Cradle and somehow the hilariously unbroken Shivan Gorge, Tolarian Academy taps to make a mana for each artifact you control, which led to decks that would dump their entire hand of cheap artifacts, make a ton of mana by tapping and maybe untapping Tolarian Academy, and then use big card-draw spells like Windfall and Stroke of Genius to refill before eventually milling the opponent out with Stroke of Genius, potentially all on Turn 1
He hits the ground running and can easily be cast with another spell for the turn to trigger Jori En