There's so much to enjoy about this pre-con, and it's a great deck to test upgrades on, as there's very little that won't work in the deck from the red/blue pool of cards
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This made the Izzet Prowess incredibly strong and consistent, with over 40% of the decks in the latest Pro Tour featuring it, and it also forced players to either outpace this deck or have answers for Cori-Steel Cutter before it ended up dominating the game
First, though, we'll discuss a trick used by Pascal Maynard in Grand Prix Omaha