As another example, if my opening hand has a one-drop, a two-drop, a three-drop and four different four-drops, then I will usually bottom the worst three four-drops in the hope of drawing into a powerful five or six-drop, while keeping the cards that will ensure a perfect 1-2-3-4 curve-out
In non-tournament play, it's simply a card you own that's not in your starting deck
She proactively looks for tax saving opportunities and connects me with the right specialists when needed
The other unique thing about All is Dust is that it is considered an Eldrazi spell, so cards like From Beyond can tutor it up in a pinch, while Forsaken Monument makes it only cast five mana instead of its usual seven
The triple tutor in blue is insanely powerful and easily lines up a powerful play pattern
Green Dragon Sniper I am a fan of relying on blocking in lieu of creature removal to make Green decks work