For example, if you choose the last mode of Rootcast Apprenticeship more than once, you choose the relative order in which the target opponents sacrifice nontoken artifacts
with Event in hand, you can answer your opponents odd-costed cards before adding to your board so you can set up a one-sided board wipe in the later turns
Being easy to cast and hard to block, Jhessian Thief combines well with burn both to clear the way, and to do extra damage to opponents when you are bashing them (Stoke the Flames effectively does five if you cast it before attacking)
The deck then adds a number of different effects that benefit from Venturing, such as Varis's effect to create tokens, Hama's doubling of room triggers, Cloister gargoyle's buff, etc
Date Posted: Wed Feb/09/11 at 8:06pm ForgerOfPie Posts: 377 Joined: 06-Feb-11 Actually, I don't think that works, starting with the "lands in graveyards are still creatures." I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure