Sure, you can play it in your tribal decks to get extra value when hit by board wipes like Wrath of God, but you can also play it against these decks too
Wrap Up Chance Encounter | Illustration by Steven Belledin I hope that this list has inspired you to consider including coin flip cards in your next deck or helped you build your own coin flip-themed deck
Team CMU predicted that the speed of the format would make true control unpopular, which allowed them to position their deck with Vampiric Tutor for faster action
Here's how the deck looks with the upgrades added: Further Upgrades Some ideas for higher budget: Contagion Engine best missing proliferate engine Skithiryx, the Blight Dragon best missing standalone poison creature Better manabase includes Farseek, fetches, you know the stuff If you're dead-set on having Ixhel, Scion of Atraxa as your commander and want to power up the deck even further, it's hard to argue that the deck would work better under Atraxa, Praetors' Voice: the commander itself is more powerful at the same mana value, better at protecting yourself, and the proliferate ability can yield up to 3 poison counters per turn as opposed to Ixhel's 2
Minnie Mouse is less popular than Mickey, but she's definitely worth quite a pretty penny as one of the first iconic cards in the entire game
Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer MTG players may not think of Ragavan much outside of Modern
