brings back the dual-ink game mechanics, as well as adding several team-up cards with multiple characters that can "Duo Shift" and "Combo Shift" on two cards rather than one for more rewards
When it comes to Niv-Mizzet, VisionaryNiv-Mizzet, Visionary, the premium that was already high on burn spells that can damage opponents is higher than ever
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If your deck does not have access to green, you might have to get more creative by using cards like Tithe, Pilgrims Eye, or even Demonic Tutor to put lands into your hand, cards like Mana Geyser, High Tide, or Caged Sun to get a big payoff, or mana rocks like Arcane Signet, Coalition Relic, and the Ravnica Signet cycle (Boros Signet, Izzet Signet, etc.) to speed things along at the risk of seeing them destroyed later
But after making Top 4 of the event with very few changes from my Louisville list, I was blown away at how good the deck ended up being with so little effort on making it "better." Pack Rat Fever Of course, the real talk of that tournament was the version played by Paul Rietzl and Owen Turtenwald (and Matt Sperling, who got ninth after drawing with Paul when he had him dead on board)
