G'raha Tia Somewhat overcosted, this version of Graha Tia gives flying protection to the color that least needs it, and some mediocre card draw isnt enough to make up for the fact that it costs 5 mana
If you do mill someone out, youll statistically be laughing anyway, because its the most evil and also the most entertaining way to win a game of MTG
Answer: rough around the edges
Brimaz, King of Oreskos Despite not seeing heavy Standard play, Brimaz, King of Oreskos was pushed in Born of the Gods , a set that's arguably on the weaker side when it comes to power level
Windreader Sphinx costs a lot more, but can repeatedly provide us with huge amounts of card draw with our build
You give your opponent four turns or less to come up with answers to your massive game-ending cards like Cresting Mosasaurus, Rise of the Eldrazi, and Emrakul, the World Anew