This is an odd Voltron deck that can also win by going wide because of Mirris built-in evasion
3 energy to give target creature a flying counter, and two +1/+1 counters on an attacking creature is a pretty bad failsafe mode
Im skeptical that surveil payoffs like Thoughtbound Phantasm and Whispering Snitch really matter all that much, but thats what Draftsims upgrade guides are for
Just because there arent a lot of Horses out there doesnt mean there arent some impressive ones though
The Legends of Edge of Eternities Sothera, a solar system on the fringes of the known universe, lies at the heart of an eternal conflict between entropy and expansion
Arch-dragon: All about MTG Nicol Bolas Not only does this provide access to go-wide strategies, it's also really powerful alongside a bunch of tribal dragon cards, which were designed with the expectation that dragons are generally expensive