If you dont have any artifact hate, things get harder
Why it's good: This deck has a proactive, straightforward game plan that is easy to learn
Somewhat expensive on its own, for six mana youre going to want to be turning a good number of small tokens into much bigger flying ones to get your return on investment here, especially considering that in most situations youre going to need to wait a full turn cycle before you can swing with your new flying death squad
This deck wants players to lose life and for you to cast big spells, dishing out damage as an extra bit of value for your spells
The Cheese Stands Alone Un-sets contain a handful of alternative win conditions, and The Cheese Stands Alone is among the most normal of them (at least normal in the sense that nothing on the card itself is against the grain of standard Magic rules)
For only two Red mana, this little Goblin Rogue allows you to cast Goblin spells from the top of your library