That sounds good, right? What if I told you that you could do it all over again from the graveyard without needing Lier, Disciple of the Drowned to be in play? This is thanks to Invoke Calamity. Instead you get the raw benefit of drawing two cards and creating two Treasure tokens for just two mana. It can copy the effects of cards on the stack, meaning that you don’t have to discard a card if you copy Big Score or Unexpected Windfall. The glue for the above to be even better is Galvanic Iteration. You usually play it on turn 3 to play a land, but you’re basically looking at three cards and keeping the best two in the late game. These aren’t used only to filter your library, but the Treasure tokens that you make out of them are essential to chain multiple spells in a single turn later in the game.Įxpressive Iteration is, without a doubt, one of the best cards ever created. Card AdvantageĪs far as card advantage goes, this deck runs eight cards that do the same thing in the form of Unexpected Windfall and Big Score.
It can also be used as a finisher by pairing it with some other value spells. This deck needed a reliable board wipe that could answer both creatures and planeswalkers, and this card does both. It deals with slightly bigger creatures, or creatures that have grown a bit out of Flame-Blessed Bolt‘s range, like 3/3 Luminarch Aspirant or Esika's Chariot to some extent (as the cats will remain in play).īut the best removal you have access to is Burn Down the House. It also helps in the late game to save your Lier, Disciple of the Drowned once it comes from the sideboard. This list contains a lot of spot removal to handle early threats in the initial phases of the game, and each one answers the meta differently.įlame-Blessed Bolt is great at dealing with small creatures but excels at getting rid of Tenacious Underdog.įading Hope answers more significant threats, like giant creatures with multiple runes on it. Let’s break down its core to expand a bit more. In the words of its creator, Tobia Nappi: “this is not your regular hardcore Izzet mill deck with multiple cards to deplete your opponent’s library.” It’s a blue-red control deck with Tasha's Hideous Laughter as one of its win conditions.
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