After my interest in Aetherdrift draft stalled out, I am eagerly awaiting the new release
This means that if you cast the top card of your library, you can't look at the next one until you're done paying for that spell
Agonizing Demise Alchemist's Gift Alesha's Legacy Annihilate Armor of Shadows Assassin's Blade Assassin's Ink Bake into a Pie Battle-Rage Blessing Betrayal of Flesh Bitter Downfall Bitter Triumph Bladebrand Blood Curdle Breathe Your Last Broken Visage Cast Down Chain Assassination Chill to the Bone Coat with Venom Consume the Meek Cradle to Grave Cruel Cut Cruel Revival Curtains' Call Cut Down Dark Banishing Dark Betrayal Dark Endurance Dark Withering Deadly Alliance Deadly Derision Deadly Plot Death Bomb Death Rattle Defenestrate Depressurize Devour in Shadow Disembowel Doom Blade Drag to the Underworld Dragon's Prey Duh Easy Prey Eliminate Execute Expunge Extinguish the Light Eye Gouge Eye to Eye Eyeblight's Ending Fatal Blow Fatal Push Feast of Dreams Feast or Famine Feed the Cauldron Feed the Cycle Fell the Profane Finishing Blow Flesh to Dust Foolish Fate Force of Despair Gang Up Ghastly Demise Glyph of Doom Go for the Throat Grisly Spectacle Hagra Mauling Heartless Act Hero's Demise Hero's Downfall
Generally speaking, you don't want to give your opponents free creatures, but this deck is a special exception
4 Rabanastre, RoyalCity
Except the best aggro deck in the format cares about attacking with all its creatures, big and small: Creatures (25) 3 Rekindling Phoenix 4 Boros Challenger 4 Legion Warboss 4 Goblin Banneret 3 Aurelia, Exemplar of Justice 4 Swiftblade Vindicator 3 Tajic, Legion's Edge Lands (24) Spells (11) As a mechanic, Mentor poses countless ways to approach combat, but at face value, what we know is that attacking with multiple creatures a turn is the place to be
