You generally want to flip Kefka when you're ready to start closing out games , as it becomes much more evasive
Protection and Consistency One of the last things you want to make sure that your deck consistently has is protection for any wincons that you choose to take on, and this can come in the form of counterspells like Dream Fracture as well as high-value recursion such as Seasons Past
One such recent card, which ended up being a haymaker in Standard, is Archfiend of the Dross
You never quite know what might turn up here
These fetch lands are known as slow-fetches, and although they were very popular way back when, nowadays youll usually only spot them in budget decks
The power level of the latest MTG set feels pretty high, which means there are a lot of contenders for the best cards in Thunder Junction