Sapphire Sapphire Ink cards are all about strategy, the playstyle may require a little bit more planning and preparation as a whole deck to get the upper hand, they are not going to be the strongest in terms of stats but well experienced players will find them the most fun to execute against others
So far were seeing a lot of very mana-hungry spells to play under our intensely mana-hungry commander
With a lucky hit that mills eight or more cards in a single hit, cards like Into the Story or Thieves' Guild Enforcer get a lot better
Looking at storage solutions, I weigh them in terms of: Capacity Durability Expandability Ease of use and locating cards Look and appeal Security Total Price Lets take binders as an example
I didn't restrict myself to only cards from Zendikar Rising , but I decided to lean on that set pretty heavily
Abrupt Decay Advent of the Wurm Aethermage's Touch Arid Mesa Basilisk Collar Blade Splicer Blood Moon Boros Reckoner Broodmate Dragon Cackling Counterpart Call of the Herd Cruel Ultimatum Cyclonic Rift Damnation Damping Matrix Deadeye Navigator Death's Shadow Desecration Demon Evil Twin Extractor Demon Falkenrath Aristocrat Fiery Justice Gifts Ungiven Goblin Guide Grafdigger's Cage Hellrider Marsh Flats Mind Shatter Misty Rainforest Mizzium Mortars Niv-Mizzet, Dracogenius Obzedat, Ghost Council Phantasmal Image Primal Command Pyromancer Ascension Ranger of Eos Restoration Angel Scalding Tarn Scavenging Ooze Sever the Bloodline Simic Sky Swallower Stoic Angel Stony Silence Summoning Trap Sance Terminus Thragtusk Ulvenwald Tracker Venser, Shaper Savant Verdant Catacombs Wort, the Raidmother Zealous Conscripts Zur the Enchanter