Theyre also pretty much always going to be good thanks to the incredible mix of low-cost, hard-to-kill creatures, card advantage and general buffers
Paul would eventually open the case, risking its value, only to discover that it was never worth more than a few bucks to begin with
I suspect it will not commonly flip on the quickest possible fifth activation
Ideal turns see you casting a sorcery spell (and copying it), then casting one of your Fork equivalents (and copying it), and then an otter for good measure
Razaketh, the Foulblooded A free Demonic Tutor at the cost of a creatures life
I love how this deck casually wants board presence, exiles instead of mills and can take lots of angles with elves on the ground or faeries in the air