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Here, cheap, mediocre red creatures were coupled with burn for interaction to enable an aggressive battlefield control deck with some midrange properties

I love that Blue gets a bunch more of traditional 'wizardly' things, even if some of the effects aren't necessarily what is the most intuitive for Telekinesis or Teleport

Tap Ichorclaw Myr and four other myr creatures you control to look for a myr card in your library with Myr Turbine

Mizzixs Mastery Mizzix's Mastery is a potent spellslinger finisher and a cool use of the overload mechanic

The next slot has serialized Realms and Relics (30 cards, 0.2% overall), the regular surge foil Realms and Relics (30 cards, 12.6% overall), Surge Foil Uncommons (10 cards, 50% overall), Rares (5 rares, 11.7% overall), Mythic Rare (6 cards, 2.5%)

The weirdest part was constantly looking at and putting down three hands - your hand, the cards you need to put back and the cards you're picking up, looking to see what order you want to put the cards back in