1) get counter-advantage on my opponent - I literally just stockpile any kind of disruption I can find
2) drop a Dryad without sacrificing defense (e.g. I usually don't drop Dryad before I can also keep Drain open or have Duressed already, even with FoW in hand). I cast pretty much everything I can before Dryad and usually Gush without having played the Dryad in my hand floating mana, hoping to draw into cantrips, Scrolls or Duress.
3) just make the fortress even stronger while Dryad grows incidentally
or alternatively step 2) changes when I draw into Will or Fastbond
2) combo out now and hope to find a Dryad/Tog in the middle of it
This is a really different and interesting way of playing the deck (compared to how most people I know play it) and obviously worked for you. Has anyone else tried playing it this way? Has it worked for you? I can see how your MB has been molded to better fit the control role, I'd definitely like to learn more about this. Grats on the great finish. What was the total # of players?
EDIT: Also, what would you remove for daze? What do you think of +1 Drain +1 Scroll?