We've also got some mana rocks, including the ubiquitous Sol Ring (which can lead us to some extremely explosive starts) and a few more most of which interact with our Library, either looting or drawing
This mechanical feature then leads into the three active effects available for the Aetherspark, as follows: Related +1 Loyalty Attach The Aetherspark to up to one target creature you control
Rally is generally a deck where some games you lose to absurd low-probability things. Sometimes its Collected Company whiffing, sometimes your mana gets you, sometimes they play Warden of the First Tree into Anafenza, the Foremost all three games (yes, you can force that draw to play three games), sometimes you see 40 cards and and zero of them are Rally the Ancestors or Zulaport Cutthroat or whatever card you needed (aka a Dredge failure, where the Dredge deck resolves a Breakthrough, mills 36 cards, and zero are Narcomoeba)
Using high-quality materials not only improves the look of your proxies but also enhances their feel, making them more enjoyable to play with
Omniscience Omniscience is a blue reprint that is extremely mana-intensive but pays out an incredible reward to those who can afford its casting cost
This almost acts as a Shahrazad for the format, as the moment it hits the table it feels like you're playing a different sub game that has, at most, three turns