Today I want to do something fun
It's nowhere near as powerful as the Masticore, but it only costs #7 Skullclamp - Bronze Age Bonesplitter is always great, but the surprise gem of the deck is Skullclamp Skullclamp may have the distinction of being the only card that by getting worse turned itself from a solid card into a breaker of formats
(After all, its still Gaston.) Gaston, Intellectual Powerhouse usually costs six ink to get onto the table, but if youre smart with your deck choices you can Shift him onto a decidedly less brainy Gaston for just four ink
Gandalf, Westward Voyager Gandalf, Westward Voyager gives you a relatively good chance at copying all the higher mana spells you cast
Securing a land drop and giving you an extra card to play later is exactly what blue-red tempo decks need to keep up the pressure and not die down after some turns
Archived from the original on April 27, 2019