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Mtg_Mega_Nerds theoretically there’s probably a combo. But it would require an infinite turns combo and gaining at least 10 life a turn. Then though, it really just becomes one of the many things you can do when you have extra turns.

Also, you missed a negative. It’s literally pay to win. I mean, to be fair, that is kind of EDH already in some regards, considering that cards such as Gaea’s Cradle have such high prices.

That said, I do like the idea of somehow getting ahold of one and playing it with friends who were ok with me opening a random pack. Heck, I’d open exclusively Ixylan if that was what my friends wanted. I wouldn’t play this deck for the power. Just for the fun.

In Standard, Fae of Wishes and cards with Learn let you tutor up Lessons. The only formats where you can’t tutor lessons from outside the game are EDH and other formats where sideboards aren’t allowed, such as Brawl (yes best of one on arena allows sideboards for learn-type tutors).

You don’t get to tutor an infinite amount of lessons though. Lessons and other cards you tutor from “outside the game” have to be in your sideboard (limited to 15 cards in most formats, except EDH-type formats, which allow no sideboard, and limited, where your sideboard is all of your card pool that you aren’t using in your main deck).

Idk if disappointed is the right word. This is essentially a set for wizards to do a one-off experiment on the abilities of colors and color pairs, and stretching the color pie without shattering it completely.

Do I feel that Strixhaven is an unconventional set? Yes. Do I feel that we need a lot more of this in the future? No. But I’m glad wizards took the chance to explore lesser used strategies, and I’m glad that it wasn’t a busted set (without taking the mystical archive into account). Strixhaven isn’t quite Ixalan levels, but I’m glad it’s not Eldraine.

I feel that having this support for weaker archetypes, and the exploration Strixhaven provided in general, is good for the game. But I don’t like the set and I probably won’t draft it.

I will say, I feel that pongify is essentially just another way of creating Kasmina's Transmutation -type effects, which are solidly blue, so I do feel that those cards are justifiable, but I wish they had been created as enchantments instead of instants/sorceries, purely to see 1: the way they’d format it and 2: less pushback on the effects.

Let’s face it, if pongify was just an aura with flash that turned a creature into a 3/3 green ape, people wouldn’t go insane about “this is breaking the color pie”. I’m not saying your points aren’t valid, they are completely valid. I feel that wizards should have created the cards in ways that held true to blue’s core concepts while still having these effects, which are very important in giving Blue the removal it needs.

Good point libraryjoy! I believe that card is left over from an earlier draft of the deck. I’ll probably swap it out for the spellblade, that card draw could get quite insane!

Hey folks, I’m back at it! I had to take a break from Tappedout due to IRL stuff, mostly work-related, but now I’m back!

I’ll be starting week 9’s deck this weekend, Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain , suggested by both RiotRunner789 and libraryjoy.

Hey folks! I’m back! I should be restarting my BCC series soon!