A good tutor spell in black has most or all of the following qualities (in order of importance): Costs 3 mana or less when searching for a single card (4 is occasionally acceptable if it finds 2 cards) Puts the tutored card in a place where you can quickly or immediately use it Doesnt prematurely tell your opponents what you searched for Mana costs importance to the quality of a tutor cannot be overstated
The Master, Multiplied, a card that saw a massive spike recently, is an ideal target that you may own for swapping texts
These decks usually bump up to 26-28 lands and back their mana base up with cantrips and card draw to ensure they always hit land drops
11 damage will be used to reduce our Colossuss toughness to zero, leaving 4 Trample damage to being applied to us
Summon: Leviathan Rating: 8/10 A big blue board wipe attached to a 6/6 creature would be absolutely absurd
As I played the next few turns, I came to an interesting conclusion: My opponent wasn't going to catch that he could destroy my Skulking Ghost with his Dwarven Nomad