Here is the decklist I came up with: Deckname: Sundial Shenanigans Lands: 4 Gemstone Caverns 4 Ancient Tomb 4 City of Traitors 8 Plains Creatures: 4 Platinum Angel Artifacts: 4 Sundial of the Infinite 4 Isochron Scepter Instants: 4 Angels Grace 4 Silence 4 Pact of Negation 4 Pact of the Titan 4 Glorious End 4 Chance for Glory Sideboard: 4 Leyline of Sanctity 4 Leyline of Anticipation 3 Disenchant 2 Rest in Peace 2 Grafdiggers Cage Your ideal opening hand would be something like this: Sundial of the Infinite Isochron Scepter Final Fortune Chance for Glory Ancient Tomb City of Traitors Plains With this hand, you can play S undial of the Infinite on turn one using Ancient Tomb and City of Traitors
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