Just like the Brokers edition above, Bant's eponymous modal spell gives you two removal options: destroy an artifact, or effectively exile your opponent's best creature, commanders excepted
The token created will replicate the base token, meaning if you try to copy a legendary artifact, you'll have to either immediately destroy the token copy or destroy the original, as only one can be on the board at any time
The additional upside is that Black-Red has a slight sacrifice theme going for it as well, hence we can use this card in the traditional Act of Treason plus sacrifice style as well
Weekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and more Hard limits Much like Baldur's Gate 3 does for Dungeons & Dragons, MTG Arena also shows you what you can and can't do due to its limitations
Ceremonious Rejection can be sided into any deck that can reliably have one blue mana open by turn one or two, and it stops colorless spells cold
While graveyard recursion decks aren't nearly as popular as they used to be, exiling the opponent's graveyard can still be backbreaking for strategies like Living End and threats like Dragon's Rage Channeler