Brass's Tunnel-Grinder / Tecutlan, the Searing Rift Brass's Tunnel-Grinder is a good rummage that requires you to descend for three turns straight, but the grind is worth it because Tecutlan, the Searing Rift turns one spell per turn into a second full card
Whitemane Lion, for example, wouldnt do much for the deck, but when returned to the battlefield either via Sudden Disappearance or Rise of the Dark Realms, it would return itself to our hand so that we could cast it and extort with it
Since then, power creep (and general player interest) has seen numerous creatures printed with 12 power (including an uncommon, Quakestrider Ceratops, in Foundations ), but Phyrexian Dreadnought retains a certain cachet among old-school Magic heads (like myself)
It is easy to die to the one drop that resolved or the man land you couldn't touch with a hand full of countermagic
There are roughly 115 cards in this color combo, and I have played the overwhelming majority of them
Find some Twiddle effects and tap/untap until youre ready to win with Thassa's Oracle
