This decklist is not a card-for-card product display but is representative of the cards found in the deck.) 1 Grolnok, the Omnivore 1 Mesmeric Orb 1 Maskwood Nexus 1 Thassa's Oracle 1 Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath 1 Koma, Cosmos Serpent 1 Blossoming Tortoise 1 Tamiyo, Collector of Tales 1 Oracle of Mul Daya 1 Jace, Wielder of Mysteries 1 Fabled Passage 1 Otawara, Soaring City 1 Wayward Swordtooth 1 Argoth, Sanctum of Nature 1 Desecrated Tomb 1 Drowner of Truth 1 Croaking Counterpart 1 Froghemoth 1 Boseiju, Who Endures 1 Willow Geist 1 Azusa, Lost but Seeking 1 Dreamroot Cascade 1 Arcane Signet 1 Command Tower 1 Poison Dart Frog 1 Frogify 1 Spring Splasher 1 Llanowar Elves 1 Witness Protection 1 Swiftfoot Boots 1 Quandrix Campus 1 Elvish Mystic 1 Crawling Infestation 1 Dryad of the Ilysian Grove 1 Burrog Befuddler 1 Tangled Islet 1 Vineglimmer Snarl 1 Utopia Sprawl 1 Merfolk Secretkeeper 1 Slogurk, the Overslime 1 Lotus Cobra 1 Hedge Maze 1 Frilled Mystic 1 Jace, the Perfected Mind 1 A-Druid Class 1 Crocanura 1 Papercraft Decoy 1 Tanglepool Bridge 1 Blanchwood Prowler 1 Simic Guildgate 1 Reclamation Sage 1 Deathbonnet Sprout 1 Rimewood Falls 1 Bramble Familiar 1 Wash Away 1 World Shaper 1 A-Circle of the Land Druid 1 Thornwood Falls 1 Masked Vandal 1 Otherworldly Gaze 1 Eaten by Piranhas 1 Galloping Lizrog 1 Kasmina's Transmutation 1 Cultivate 1 Cut Your Losses 1 Oglor, Devoted Assistant 1 Wrenn and Seven 1 Chalk Outline 1 Ilysian Caryatid 1 Kenrith's Transformation 1 Coldsteel Heart 1 River's Rebuke 1 Restless Vinestalk 1 Halo Hopper 1 Satyr Wayfinder 13 Island 12 Forest Qualify for Exciting Events at the Timeless Qualifier Play-In This month's Qualifier Play-Ins are on September 7 and 13, and they're your chance to win prizes and qualify for the Qualifier Weekend in MTG Arena 's most powerful format: Timeless
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In practice, it fueled the Dimir Midrange decks that ground the format to dust in the fall
