Finally, if we can storm out infinitely, or even near infinitely, Stormsplitter is basically a combat-based Grapeshot
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But perhaps the most holiday-appropriate thing to do with Sky Swallower is to somehow make it appear on your opponents side of the battlefield, like the ghosts in A Christmas Carol , so your Scrooge of an opponent can share the joys of giving, too
You'll find two Alternate-Border cards rated Rare or higher in the separate Collector Booster Sample
This is a fun budget deck, and its also easy to build on MTG Arena since it relies mainly on common and uncommon cards
Of course, Im enough of a maniac to play Cascade Wurm, Bituminous Blast, and Bloodbraid Elf in the same deck: "Crazy Cascading Ketita" Creatures (14) 2 Enlisted Wurm 4 Baneslayer Angel 4 Bloodbraid Elf 4 Sprouting Thrinax Planeswalkers (2) 2 Ajani Vengeant Spells (18) 2 Path to Exile 3 Bituminous Blast 3 Lightning Bolt 3 Day of Judgment 3 Maelstrom Pulse 4 Captured Sunlight Lands (26) 1 Plains 2 Forest 2 Mountain 2 Swamp 2 Marsh Flats 2 Sunpetal Grove 2 Verdant Catacombs 3 Arid Mesa 3 Rupture Spire 3 Savage Lands 4 Jungle Shrine Captured Sunlight, for instance), but this is what came up when I Googled Four-Color Cascade Control. In a time when Jund was the only real deck, I saw a similar list in the Magic Online dailies and declared, Im playing that at FNM. This was probably among the most fun decks Ive ever played, mostly because all your cascades were insane
