You can also get additional triggers with the help of clone spells or cards like Deadeye Navigator, which more than makes up for the initial high price of casting Zegana
It plays well with classic staples like Waste Not and Grave Betrayal, ultimately feeling like a distinctly black card without adhering to any specific strategy
But the lead up has done something you do not always see before a new TCG set drops
Amped Raptor can put multiple creatures on the battlefield on turn two, and chaining a Raptor into a Conduit Goblin to attack for three on turn two feels like a solid start for a potential aggro deck
After that, Id say your collection of expensive cards and trades are well fit for 9-pocket binders or 4-pocket ones for easy travel
As the name suggests, this deck takes time to do its thing, and it has a lot of moving pieces, but the individual power level of the cards is quite high, so it seems fun if you can get over the learning curve with all the new cards