This exploration yielded a six-page document showing that a FINAL FANTASY set had a lot of promise
Brokers Confluence There's something I appreciate about Command effects, and while Brokers Confluence isn't the best, it does the job of being versatile with phasing included as one of its modes
Im sure a lot of you already have some knowledge of Pauper or at the very least have seen or heard about it here on the MTGGoldfish website
Heres the deck: Creatures (29) 1 Dragonspeaker Shaman 1 Furnace Dragon 1 Solemn Simulacrum 1 Thunder Dragon 1 Ryusei, the Falling Star 1 Vampiric Dragon 1 Kilnmouth Dragon 1 Imperial Hellkite 1 Bladewing the Risen 1 Yavimaya Elder 1 Krosan Drover 1 Fierce Empath 1 Darigaaz, the Igniter 1 Bogardan Hellkite 1 Scourge of Kher Ridges 1 Knollspine Dragon 1 Exuberant Firestoker 1 Flameblast Dragon 1 Drumhunter 1 Spearbreaker Behemoth 1 Broodmate Dragon 1 Hellkite Overlord 1 Karrthus, Tyrant of Jund 1 Dragon Broodmother 1 Steel Hellkite 1 Hoard-Smelter Dragon 1 Mana-Charged Dragon 1 Thundermaw Hellkite 1 Utvara Hellkite Planeswalkers (2) Lands (34) Spells (33) 1 In the Web of War 1 Pattern of Rebirth 1 Tooth and Nail 1 Kodama's Reach 1 Plague Wind 1 Terminate 1 Patriarch's Bidding 1 Beacon of Unrest 1 Journey of Discovery 1 Dragonstorm 1 Dragon Shadow 1 Dragon Fangs 1 Dragon Breath 1 Shatterstorm 1 Explosive Vegetation 1 Defense of the Heart 1 Far Wanderings 1 Damnation 1 Harmonize 1 Cream of the Crop 1 Crucible of Fire 1 Banefire 1 Soul's Majesty 1 Rise from the Grave 1 Momentous Fall 1 Suffer the Past 1 Cultivate 1 Black Sun's Zenith 1 Creeping Corrosion 1 Death by Dragons 1 Hunter's Insight 1 Descendants' Path 1 Murder The last few cards cut included Taurean Mauler, Decree of Pain, Boundless Realms, and Dragon Roost
The trick is holding priority and activating them as many times as you'd like in succession
They need to really show up to make their time worthwhile
