This leaves us with a basic plan of casting our creatures on Turns 1 and 2, milling perhaps 12 cards, bouncing everything on Turn 4, replaying our creatures to mill another chunk of cards on Turn 5, bouncing everything again on Turn 6, replaying our creatures for even more milling on Turn 7, and then winning with our big mill finish on Turn 8
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Instead, lets look at shapes
Summon: LeviathanSummon: Leviathan, in particular, is extremely potent in such builds as it delivers a Whelming WaveWhelming Wave for its first chapter and then draws you a card whenever one of those creatures attacks (a trigger for each one, that is)
It allows for interesting builds and mechanics, and that makes it one of the most popular choices in this list
19 with Bethesda providing a first look, followed by the normal preview schedule running from Feb
