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That means you can afford to splash out a little bit more in black for cards that provide options and won't ever be dead weight in hand (obviously once you can cast it, everything with a cost can be dead when you can't pay it...)

Note that this contrasts with a lot of anecdotal feedback I get on social media and my blog

Radiant Celebi supports Grass decks by streamlining Energy acceleration

Blue decks that love casting in the opponents turn are going to love this, because she can get to drawing you 3-5 cards on attack in no time at all

Jeskas Will is basically a copy of [c]Act on Impulse[/c], but with the option of adding a bunch of red mana to your mana pool instead

Discard was used to force the opponent to overcommit to the table or to clear a path, after which the board was wiped and the resulting card advantage let you slowly finish off a helpless opponent