In my three decades of playing Magic , I've literally never been a mono-Red player, but I respect the archetype for the same reason I respect speed-running video games or Formula 1--it's not how I like to engage with my hobbies, but I have to respect anyone who strips away every scrap of extraneous material and goes as fast as humanly possible
Taking the world of Magic: The Gathering and giving it a professional racing spin, Aetherdrift is easily one of the more unique expansions that weve seen from the iconic card game
(An opponent is afraid of you if a Horror, Nightmare, enchantment, or face-down creature you control entered the battlefield or attacked them this turn.) You don't need to control Creepy Crawler to make an opponent afraid of you
Blind Phantasm Cloudskate Dream Prowler Dream Stalker Errant Ephemeron Fathom Seer Glaze Fiend Gossamer Phantasm Haunting Figment Hazy Homunculus Illusionary Forces Illusionary Informant Illusionary Servant Illusionary Wall Jace's Phantasm Krovikan Mist Leyline Phantom Mistfolk Mistform Dreamer Mistform Seaswift Mistform Sliver Mistform Wall Mysterio's Phantasm Nivix Barrier Phantasmal Bear Phantasmal Dreadmaw Phantasmal Fiend Phantasmal Forces Phantasmal Mount Phantasmal Vision Phantom Beast Phantom Monster Phantom Ninja Phantom Warrior Phantom Whelp Shaper Parasite Sneaky Homunculus Teyo's Lightshield Thalakos Mistfolk Unblinking Bleb Veiling Oddity Wandering Eye
The deck has a frightening lack of ramp and will be prone to some clunky draws and slow starts
Since they knew that I had the cash and am a fair dude, they came to me first when they wanted to sell their cards
