Okay, before the President and CEO calls a board meeting, lets review the rest of the decklist: Roll a d20 Ive got a lot of sweet cards here as well as some fringe players that get the nod simply to round out the dice-rolling
I do value the mana highly, and I have this above Arcane Denial, which I think is better than every other two-mana counterspell, two is just too much mana for a counterspell for most decks
Yennett, Cryptic Sovereign A Yennett, Cryptic Sovereign deck is a unique take on control that focuses on using the top of the library to gain advantage and manipulate the game
Chaos Ensues The Commander decks in March of the Machine fully embrace the Planechase mechanic, introduced way back in 2009 through a supplemental set
You are basically just trying to stick a threat and then trade one-for-one with your opponent