Urabrask , Storm-Kiln Artist , and Birgi, God of Storytelling either add mana whenever we cast our recyclable spells or creates Treasure tokens
Since players get to choose, you can decide what kind of support is best for you from turn to turn
You can exploit this by disrupting your opponents relying on mana rocks and cheap creatures, with spells like Collector Ouphe and Filter Out to slow things down until your deep-sea denizens can remind the table why the oceans are terrifying
Sol Ring ($799.99 Elven, $300.89 Dwarven, $270.28 Human) Finally, the Sol Rings with rules text written in Elvish script, depicting The Rings of Power: Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky, Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone, Nine for Mortal Men doomed to die
By far the most interesting of the bunch was U/B Mill, which previously didnt exist as a deck without Fraying Sanity
Theres also Gollum, Riddle Master