You know, if you need yet another one for your Satoru Umezawa deck because you dont care who gets attacked as long as you power out some nonsense like Sphinx of the Second Sun
It forces the opponent to either ante the top card of their library or let the outcome of the game be decided by a coinflip
"[Type]cycling [cost]" means "[Cost], Discard this card: Search your library for a [type] card, reveal it, put it into your hand, then shuffle." This type is usually a subtype (as in "Mountaincycling") but can be any card type, subtype, supertype, or combination thereof (as in "basic landcycling")
The plan with this deck is to make sure opponents dont overtake the field, slowly gaining an edge with the value this game creates
Izzet Guildgate plays well to the futuristic and industrial side of Magic: The Gathering , revealing how machinery can be just as awe-inspiring as the fantastical
I'll tell you what I look for in a processed card too