Card Choices Besides how does this deck win? the most common question Ive been asked about this deck is, why play Ice-Fang Coatl over Spreading Seas
Obviously, a straightforward graveyard deck is the first place to go
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Release date: 2007-02-02 Aven Riftwatcher Benalish Commander Crovax, Ascendant Hero Dawn Charm Dust Elemental Ghost Tactician Heroes Remembered Magus of the Tabernacle Mantle of Leadership Pallid Mycoderm Poultice Sliver Rebuff the Wicked Retether Riftmarked Knight Saltblast Saltfield Recluse Serra's Boon Shade of Trokair Stonecloaker Stormfront Riders Voidstone Gargoyle Whitemane Lion Calciderm Malach of the Dawn Mana Tithe Mesa Enchantress Mycologist Porphyry Nodes Revered Dead Sinew Sliver Sunlance Aeon Chronicler Aquamorph Entity Auramancer's Guise Body Double Braids, Conjurer Adept Chronozoa Dichotomancy Dismal Failure Dreamscape Artist Erratic Mutation Jodah's Avenger Magus of the Bazaar Pongify Reality Acid Shaper Parasite Spellshift Synchronous Sliver Tidewalker Timebender Veiling Oddity Venarian Glimmer Wistful Thinking Frozen ther Gossamer Phantasm Merfolk Thaumaturgist Ovinize Piracy Charm Primal Plasma Riptide Pilferer Serendib Sorcerer Serra Sphinx Big Game Hunter Blightspeaker Brain Gorgers Circle of Affliction Cradle to Grave Dash Hopes Deadly Grub Enslave Extirpate Imp's Mischief
In hindsight, Arabian Nights was a flawed but brave attempt at "top-down" set design, where flavor comes first and the lore dictates card design rather than the other way around
If you don't reveal it, put it into your hand
