The Simic-based Nexus of Fate decks are the last place that Breeding Pool easily slots into upon set release, and Ive been playing a ton of the deck on Magic Arena lately, getting just a hair below Diamond playing exclusively with and tweaking the following list: Planeswalkers (6) Lands (24) Spells (30) At this point, this is within five cards of what Id consider a fairly stock list of the deck
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Sacrifice has always been an evergreen keyword action
Without access to blue and Telepathy effects, Darigaaz decks have to rely on blacks discard effects to check their opponents hands before dealing damage
Erestor Of The Council The blue/green Elf Commander deck from Lord of the Rings: Tales Of Middle-earth had an interesting diplomacy subtheme, and Erestor of the Council tries to persuade your opponents to side with you for some benefits of their own
With so many expansions, sets and promos being added to the game every month, it's important to look at where it all started