This is best exemplified by its draft signpost, Junkyard Genius , which can sacrifice an artifact or creature to give all your creatures +1/+0 and menace
In the early game, youll drop some ways to make your artifact spells cheaper or start some counter shenanigans, with cards like: Enthusiastic MechanautEnthusiastic Mechanaut ThrummingbirdThrummingbird Moxite RefineryMoxite Refinery Once in the midgame, youll start some value generators that take advantage of your proliferate engines: Insight EngineInsight Engine Long-Range SensorLong-Range Sensor Lux ArtilleryLux Artillery When your board is more dice than cards, youll cast one of these haymakers to close the deal: Deepglow SkateDeepglow Skate Depthshaker TitanDepthshaker Titan Wake the PastWake the Past Its just a phenomenally well put-together deck, with so much to offer on its own and as a gateway into either counters or artifact decks
Faithless Looting also has a flashback cost of three mana, which means you can pay three mana to cast it again from your graveyard before exiling it
Most of the fixing in this set is tied to green or lands, so any rainbow builds should be base-green
When everything goes right, playing this deck can be a tonne of fun but its unreliable at best and the worst performing of the Set 1 Starter Decks
For our Combat subtheme, 27 cards either care about combat damage happening (Descendants' Fury) or buff attacking (Sentinel Sliver)
