Whatever your plan for the deck is, its more likely to be able to accomplish its goal if you see more cards
The only thing holding Avatar: The Last Airbender 's collaboration with MTG back from reaching its full potential was the strange decision not to release a set of commander decks alongside the set drop , which felt like a surefire win given the series is already divided into four distinct elements, each have their own unique combat styles and ideologies.
A Phyrexian mana symbol contributes 1 toward the mana value of a card, even if life is paid for it
You can probably on average cut that 25% of white things you miss in half, especially if you are an aggressive white player with lots of the cheap white dorks in your poool
It sounds basic, as "if they're playing a lot of creatures then play Wrath of God!" isn't exactly ground breaking advice, but in a brand new format where the ground rules are currently being written being basic isn't bad
Sphinxs Revelation provides two important things that control strategies want: card advantage and the time to leverage it