I highly recommend reading his article, and some of the discussion below relies on you looking at it
while itll probably die every time you cast it, if it ever sticks around, youll likely win very quickly
Sky Return isnt too bad an attack, either, with a base power of 30 - and it lets you return the Pokmon and any attached cards to your hand
I wasnt playing during Odyssey or Time Spiral blocks, so I missed out on the utter absurdity of how it used to work (where apparently the rules once let you play a land in between discarding and casting a card with Madness)
Some decks focus on: Swarming the battlefield with green creatures Casting multiple spells in a single turn Generating value through drawing and recursion Building around thematic elements like dragons or spirits For example, Temur Roar is a deck archetype that focuses on ramping into powerful dragons, showcasing the synergy between ramp and big creature strategies
Dollmaker's Shop makes Arabella-compatible tokens often, and Porcelain Gallery is a good spare win-condition if Arabella themself cant get you there for some reason