If you need even more attacking keywords, check out the opposite mechanic of vigilance, exert
Well Im not entirely certain, but how I think it works is that youll want to roll two dice at a time for each X, keeping one result before you go to the next pair of dice
Notably, and thankfully, Unfinity is not Standard-legal
The problem with using Solemnity to fight a deck like Affinity is that Stony Silence generally does the same thing while also hating on a wide range of other decks like Tron and various artifact-based combo decks
Personally, I think its fun to check out what the best players in the world are up to, but when it comes to having fun with your friends, there are more casual sites out there that you can visit
Of course, what players are most interested in is "What actually won?" Here's the win rates for decks with multiple players, excluding mirror matches and across both leagues combined: Matt Nass and Jacob Wilson were the two Selesnya Blink players, each claiming 8 out of their possible 12 points last weekend with almost identical lists