Comparison table The best print-on-demand proxy printers (deep dive) 1) MakePlayingCards (MPC) + MPCFill: best for bulk value and control This is the I dont mind a little setup option
Covenant is also a fine sweeper-style effect in a multicolor control deck, with many EDHREC users slotting it into decks playing mana creatrues, counterspells, and other staples like Rhystic StudyRhystic Study, Esper SentinelEsper Sentinel, and Cyclonic RiftCyclonic Rift
Its controller may search their library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle
Like the enchantment, it will let you deal damage back, it taps so it's a one use, but it's a cheaper cost and drop and colorless so it goes anywhere
From there, The Spear offers some flexibility, but none of the modes available are that exciting
but when the Wizard decks I would build were not able to keep up with other decks around me, I felt disenfranchised