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It also meant that (as I had suspected) the mana fixing of cats proved powerful

However, they noted that Smith's enthusiasm for the game -- which led to him memorizing his spell list and rolling his character sheet well ahead of meeting with Scherb for the one-shot -- made the creation of Simon, Wild Magic Sorcerer their favorite part of making this Secret Lair Drop

Example 1: Token swarm Plan: flood the board, protect it, then close with an overrun effect Enablers: repeatable token makers, token doublers if your curve supports them Payoffs: anthems, sacrifice outlets, drains, finishers Staple choices change: you want draw that scales with creatures, and protection that saves a board Example 2: Graveyard reanimator Plan: stock graveyard, cheat threats, loop value Enablers: self-mill, discard outlets, cheap recursion Payoffs: reanimation targets that end games or lock a board Staple choices change: you prioritize discard and mill synergy over generic draw that does not fill the yard Example 3: Spellslinger Plan: cast lots of spells, turn casts into damage, tokens, or storm-like turns Enablers: cheap cantrips, cost reducers, mana bursts Payoffs: magecraft triggers, copying, pingers, finishers Staple choices change: interaction that is also a spell count matters more than clunky good cards that eat your whole turn Same format

She's a Dryad Druid that lets you draw a card whenever you sacrifice a creature

Though they have fewer cards than a draft booster, they're great for constructed players who want to find a bit of bling for their decks without pulling lots of 'chaff' that is only viable in limited play

Last but likely most relevant is that Anger can be found with things like Survival of the Fittest and Buried Alive making it that much easier to setup