I tossed in the obvious two Witnesses, the two modal spell lands, and even more Crucible of Worlds like Glacierwood Siege and more
Once in the late game, we can play control by removing things with our pings and either big Cheshire Cat or Ring the Bell
The player can paper an entire wall with their old cards to totally renovate that room with a unique style
You circumvent taxes, and create tokens, all on a not-too-threatening card
Store Championship Promos At your event, you'll pass out the following promos to players: Participation: Gifted Aetherborn (nonfoil) Top 8: Eidolon of the Great Revel (Traditional Foil) First Place: Saruman of Many Colors (Traditional Foil) WPN Premium stores receive an extra set of the Top-8 and Winner promos in non-foil with their stores name printed on the card
U/B and Esper Control was by far the best performing macro-archetype, with over 90% of its pilots making day 2 (compare to an average of 62%)