And even though it struggles against Orzhov Blink, that deck appears to be fading from the spotlight, leaving Dimir Murktide well-positioned all around
If you can play this in a position of being ahead then it is very potent, both as a stand alone and as source of fuel
Light and color surround Clarabelle as she twirls flawlessly through the room in her Emerald green dress, which I'm sure has nothing at all to do with her being an Emerald card
For example, if you attack with a 4/6 Wizard with trample and it's blocked by a 1/1 creature, you can assign 1 damage to the blocker and 3 damage to the defending player
Attacking with Dragons draws you cards and can drop extra permanents for free, so combat turns into a steady stream of value instead of swing and pass. Focus heavily on early ramp and color fixing so the cost reduction matters as early as possible
The synergy between characters is designed to create a balanced flow of offense and defense, making this deck both fun and competitive