This once again fed off of my infatuation with Shakespearean literature and probably a sense of wanting to portray my new favorite hobby as more edgy than it might have seemed on the surface
I cast a turn-one Telepathy, and the new player scooped his cards up and left, saying I dont play against Telepathy, it just reveals everyones game plan and then another player can backseat game once they see someone has a victory cinched up. He proceeded to walk away for five minutes, then returned and backseat-gamed us until he saw a winning hand
The downside is that you only get to proliferate when you counter a smaller spell
In a way, the replies on the original tweet turned into a shrine to hype, with artists, and fans alike bowing down before the card designs
That being said, the fact this combo involved Suspend specifically drew my eye to a synergistic way to fill opposing hands: Wheel of Fate
Spirit Squadron is a classic tempo-aggro deck, combining an all-flying Spirit army with bounce, countermagic and other control tools ready to slow down enemy defenses
