While they're far too powerful for Modern, a new MH3 spoiler showcases a promising, less overwhelming effect stapled onto some good lore
These are the most consistent decks in Standard and the most played on the Arena Ladder: Izzet variations (prowess, elementals, lessons): These decks all play a lot of blue and red cantrips/burn/lessons to fill their graveyard and exploit synergies, like lessons in the graveyard, cost reduction, or elemental creatures
RealmwalkerRealmwalker (108,426 Inclusions, 6% of 1,800,702 Decks) There was a time when I leaned this deck super hard into Aeve, Progenitor OozeAeve, Progenitor Ooze, which is precisely why I started dubbing it Creature Storm
At the end of the event it was our good friend Peter van der Ham that won the event on the deck
The cycle continues, allowing Korvold, Fae-Cursed King to do everything you want in a Sacrifice deck and more.
Whatnot Whatnot is a little bit different than most platforms, and Ive never engaged with it myself, so Im a little wary to give it a full recommendation
