Graveyard decks in particular create an engrossing standoff, since it can be terrifying to risk accidentally accelerating your opponents plan but if you have at least some tech to target the yard, you can also force them to keep their own sequencing a lot tighter than they might be used to
Learn from others about commentary, as doing commentary also creates a better understanding of the game Become involved with the community through a charity fundraiser, podcast appearance, fun weekly or monthly EDH groups, and/or cheer on folks through social media when they achieve a goal Take a workshop or a series of lessons on the game of MTG itself to learn better lines of play These goals are all realistic, and are ways to be a positive member of the MTG community
I actually put Snapcaster Mage on 5 and think the card is a little underplayed especially in combination with newer cards like Counterspell, DRC, Unholy Heat and also Lurrus of the Dream-Den
Though it lacks modern Play
Because it's about sending a message
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