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I tend to be overly optimistic about how easy it will be for a deck to play out its game plan, so until I've had a chance to sleeve up this hot mess and play it in a game or two, I won't be sure how well it will do
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Dynavolt Tower: I see it best in a Blue/Red Instants and Sorceries deck
The key to this approach is sticking to a single color, prioritizing it over your mana distribution, and ensuring you have no fewer than eight sources of that color to fix your mana Standard The number of lands to play in 60-card formats depends on the deck archetype: Aggressive decks tend to run from 23 to 24 lands, midrange decks run from 24 to 25 lands and control decks run at least 26 lands
This lord is a staple in kindred Elf decks, and its understandable why: It does the main thing that Elves are known for (accelerating your mana) while also powering up your other mana dorks and the tons of Elf tokens youll be creating when playing an Elf deck
