The first one is that, if things look hopeless, you must put the fear of death into your opponent make them think they are going to lose the game unless they do something
(Id like to see a card representing that one time Lorehold fielded a team of four Loxodon rugby players and a shield mage, though.) So the game is mostly a wizard battle, with the caveat that spells that would harm a player, spectator, or the stadium at large are nullified
Blue is also one of the most interactive colors, and most blue decks will have at least one answer ready to go when things go sour
Cycles that can be grouped together consecutively are listed as such meaning almost all artifact and land cycles are clumped consecutively
He can really shine because of the ETB strategy and the creature-heavy theme
In it, he pulls up a bottom Target shelf to reveal a collection of accumulated filth and a grimy rectangle where the cards had presumably sat for two decades next to a Speedo tag and other miscellaneous debris