Zendikar Rising was a bit of a cheater in terms of land counts, as one of the only Limited sets that feature land/spell modal double-faced cards
Originally, I was running a couple of Wishclaw Talismans, but that truly was too limited and clunky
But when the rest of us switched it up and started to zag a bit, she just kept right on zigging
Sweet Baby Pokemon Coloring Page Pichu sleeps peacefully with gentle, curved lines
There's a ton of ramp in the deck, more than I'd usually recommend, but if we look at the type of card draw we're working with -- lots of Clue generators like Tireless Tracker -- it makes more sense that we'll need more mana to crack them
still cant get around good old Swiftfoot Boots or Lightning Greaves, but it nullifies just about every other ace an opponent might be relying on to save their creatures: counterspells, Heroic Intervention, Mother of Runes, Deflecting Swat, Ephemerate, Teferis Protection, everything