In 60-card formats you can just grab three of the same haymaker if you want, and in singleton you can sculpt your deck around Intuition piles designed to give your opponents no good choices
They ramp fast, swarm wide, and snowball hard if left unchecked
This usually works best with Threatens to circumvent giving the creature back, but its a fine strategy for repeatable mind control effects
On the one hand, its capable of winning the game incredibly early, with turn-three combos possible depending on your opening seven
That's no matter for Dredge, which hardly draws from the deck at all
(Yeah, okay, Ill stop patting myself on the back.) Brads #4: Mutiny ( Rivals of Ixalan ) Magic has finite design space, including card names