In addition to this army of massive creatures, the deck features a number of utility spells including mana rocks, numerous removal spells, ramp spells, counter effects, etc
Churning out a column every week and doing my best to play a lot of those decks in paper or on Tabletop Simulator tends to expose me to a lot of new cards and new commanders
Id still have my eye on the new cards from the Jund deck, but the space race is currently firmly in the Jeskai decks favor
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I think I wandered down this design path because cards that let you break rules you couldn't break before intrigued me
Efficient Card Draw Thought Monitor and Thoughtcast are the go-to card draw spells for any deck that loves spamming artifacts