On the opposite end, if you only put big, beefy creatures in your deck, you wont be able to play anything for the first 3-4 turns of the game
This allowed players to draft Rush of Knowledge quite highly, and splash it into many decks that otherwise wouldn't have had blue
Standard Pioneer Alchemy Historic Timeless Competitive Brawl Historic Brawl
4) When Good Cards Go Bad If Day in the Life is my most popular column, this is probably my most respected
Featuring the newly revamped Amass mechanic, Sauron brings his army and a lil buddy along for the ride every time he gets cast from the Command Zone (or anywhere, for that matter) The deck has multiple Graveyard shenanigans-related cards, with the return of the cycling and flashback mechanics, alongside a small thievery/stealing theme thrown in to make for spicier gameplay Playability The main, big-bad Sauron, Lord of the Rings loves Graveyard shenanigans
Mine runs 24 soldiers plus several spells that make more soldiers