Milling and recursion only pay off once youve got an outlet, so early self-mill without a Ghost Ark or Technomancer in sight just hands information to the table
With all 5 colours at his disposal, Kenrith, the Returned King offers plenty of options to win big, even if he is a tad slow to get the engine running
#1: Ravages of War The reprint that shocked almost every MTG fan on reveal, Ravages of War is a highly unexpected, devastating card in Universes Beyond: Fallouts arsenal
Buuut, it only comes in a 100+ deck size and wont swap tops with the 60+ ones
It can be a significant source of cost reduction, especially considering most discounts like Goblin Electromancer and Thunderclap Drake only reduce costs by one
As a mono-black card, its incredibly easy for Terror Tide to be loaded up with exactly as many permanents as you need to remove your opponents most powerful creatures