That said, there isnt a control deck out there that should leave home without three copies of Aether Gust, with some in the maindeck, in order to defeat the top three decks of the format.
Overall) - Village Rites and company Village Rites at one mana debuted the instant sacrifice a dork at instant speed to draw two
Faceless Haven This may be no Mutavault in terms of power, but its not a terrible replacement for it either
Rafiq of the Many Rafiq of the Many was an OG Voltron commander, and its still capable of one-shotting someone with the right build
I threw together a Smeagol, Helpful Guide deck as a whimsical low powered landfall deck and it's struggled to do much of anything
Though the specifics on how the format plays still arent revealed, it evokes similarities to Grand Melees at Magic events, which is effectively a battle royale where players are knocked out until one one remains