To get the most out of Sarevoks Tome, you have to meet a lot of tricky conditions
It lets you bit a little bit more aggressive with your Creatures, and it also means you can avoid some of the pesky ground plebes too
We made it down to Game 3, with Fevered Visions pulling its weight in both games and Triskaidekaphobia making life hard for him post-sideboard as he balanced his life total
Crucible of Worlds is a must-have for any land-based MTG deck, particularly those that rely on land reanimation like The Gitrog Monster
Aang, Destined Savior Admonition Angel Angel of Serenity Anzrag's Rampage Apple of Eden, Isu Relic Ashiok's Erasure Asmodeus the Archfiend Aurelia's Vindicator Aurora Phoenix Avatar Kyoshi, Earthbender Ba Sing Se Badgermole Badgermole Cub Bag of Devouring Bag of Holding Bane Alley Broker Beifong's Bounty Hunters Bitter Work Bottled Cloister Bumi's Feast Lecture Bumi, Eclectic Earthbender Bumi, King of Three Trials Champion of the Clachan Champion of the Path Champion of the Weird Champions of the Perfect Champions of the Shoal Coin of Fate Cold Storage Colfenor's Urn Cosima, God of the Voyage Cracked Earth Technique Dai Li Agents Dai Li Indoctrination Darigaaz Reincarnated Day of the Dragons Deny Reality Detention Sphere Disorder in the Court Earth Kingdom General Earth Rumble Earth Village Ruffians Earthbending Lesson Earthbending Student Earthen Ally Endless Sands Ethereal Forager Etherium-Horn Sorcerer Faceless Butcher Faceless Devourer Fatal Fissure Fiend Hunter Flickerform Gravegouger Gustha's Scepter Haru, Hidden Talent Helvault Hide on the Ceiling Hofri Ghostforge Holistic Wisdom Hypnox Icy Prison Identity Thief Induced Amnesia Ingenuity Engine Journey to Nowhere Leonin Relic-Warder Livio, Oathsworn Sentinel Mechtitan Core Mesmeric Fiend Mimic Vat Mirror of Life Trapping
So, these days floor rules are a little more boring
