To show which decks were dominating the top tables, I assigned points to each deck based on its rectified number of net wins, calculated as the number of match wins minus losses, with negative values adjusted to zero
I do like Primal Clay 's flavour, in that it's so versatile that it can be literally moulded into a variety of different creatures with different options
"Haven't spelled this game" means for any game reason, including previous Goblin Cruciverbalists you controlled but not including words you just spelled for fun, like
Your artifacts will make your commander cheaper, you can draw cards with a small downside, and you can turn your artifacts into direct damage bombs
Ian Malcolm, Chaotician sees Jeff Goldblums beloved scientist forcing players to exile the top card of their library whenever they draw a second card on their turn, before allowing the controlling player to cast spells from any exiled cards using any mana type
(A copy of a permanent spell becomes a token.) Whenever an opponent casts an artifact, instant, or sorcery spell, counter that spell