The echo cost can be a burden unless you can turn discarding a card into a benefit, like with a card like Bloodghast
Our top sorcery is also...pricey since it's on the Reserved List, but it costs just three, and then everyone shuffles their deck, graveyard and hand and draws a brand new hand
Grade: 3.0 Split the Party The perfect curve-topper for your base-blue tempo deck, Split the Party only gets better as time goes on or battlefields stall
The new take on the Rancor series, which work by attempting to make creature enchantment Auras a tad more playable by replacing the Aura after the creature dies
Brawl and Standard Brawl allow for planeswalkers to be your Commander for a fun twist
A deck that focuses on sacrificing creatures for value, such as a sacrifice or reanimator deck, would benefit from using Not Dead After All in Magic: the Gathering