It can be used in a lot of different ways, including creating almost infinite combos with cards like Paradox Engine, or dominating the board when combined with counterspells
If you want to jump straight to the powerful stuff, you can take infinite turns with Magistrate's Scepter and a proliferate trigger
If you take nothing else from this article, at least promise me this: take a moment after expressing your next couple of views and opinions and remember where they came from
This deck isn't as creature-heavy upon first look, given that there are only 26 creature cards compared to 20 artifacts, but there are so many ways to create additional token creatures in this deck that the 26 permanent cards will feel like way more when in active play
Exiling a spell and casting it later adds extra value, especially since mana of any color can be used to play it
On Friday alone we were shown 14 (!?) new cards, several of which are pretty vanilla so they'll be fast, but let's dive in