[Deck Title= Bant Oko Baker Neenan] [Creatures] 2 Elvish Mystic 2 Llanowar Elves 4 Thraben Inspector 4 Spell Queller 3 Phyrexian Revoker 4 Toolcraft Exemplar 4 Tireless Tracker [/Creatures] [Spells] 4 Smugglers Copter 4 Metallic Rebuke 4 Oko, Thief of Crowns 1 Teferi, Time Raveler [/Spells] [Lands] 4 Temple Garden 4 Botanical Sanctum 4 Hallowed Fountain 4 Breeding Pool 2 Fortified Village 4 Plains 1 Island 1 Forest [/Lands] [Sideboard] 3 Disdainful Stroke 2 Dromokas Command 2 Knight of Autumn 2 Supreme Verdict 1 Dovins Veto 2 Teferi, Time Raveler 3 Rest in Peace [/Sideboard] [/Deck] One quirk of this format is that there are extremely limited options for combo disruption
I love The Reaper, King No More, because it turns a blighted creature from a foe to a friend once per turn, and can deter board wipes if you spread the -1/-1 counters around enough
Most cards with perpetually gets scare me a little, if Im being honest
This super cheap creature fits perfectly well in noncreature decks like those running a playset of Arclight Phoenix
If you copy a double-faced creature card, the Spirit token wont be able to transform
Codies drawback is arguably much harsher, cutting off playing artifacts, enchantments, planeswalker and creatures from all five colors of Magic
