27 Spells Mana Crypt Mox Opal Chrome Mox Mox Diamond Sensei's Divining Top Chromatic Star Vampiric Tutor Preordain Reanimate Entomb Cabal Therapy Inquisition of Kozilek See Beyond Demonic Tutor Talisman of Dominance Spellskite Exhume Baleful Strix Dimir Charm Frantic Search Thirst for Knowledge Tinker Living Death Myr Battlesphere Sundering Titan Sphinx of the Steel Wind Inkwell Leviathan 13 Lands Seat of the Synod Vault of Whispers City of Traitors Ancient Tomb Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth Island Swamp Polluted Delta Underground Sea Underground River Watery Grave Sunken Ruins Dimir Aquaduct I'm not going to drone on too much about this list or the archetype as the main purpose of this post is to start to give some depth to the various top archetypes in the cube
That means you can pair this with other Fire-type Pokemon, like Entei V [Brilliant Stars], to give this deck the first breath of fresh air for Fire-type decks in years
Another noteworthy feature is the shadowless card design, which is present in some first edition cards
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When the Elephant is good its great (imagine turn two Raise the Alarm into turn three Spectral Procession, tap all five tokens to convoke Venerated Loxodon into play and put a +1/+1 counter on all the tokens), but when it's bad it ends up getting stuck in our hand, which makes it a two-of in the deck
Just as before, adventurer cards are permanent cards, but each has a set of alternative characteristics in a subset frame on the left of its text box