Whenever you cast your first instant or sorcery each turn, you get to exile an instant or sorcery from your grave. It mostly fits into a mono-red or blue-red deck type, as you’ll want to be casting as many instants and sorceries as possible.
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I can not wait to get my hands on one of these and test out casting multiple spells for free every turn. Image Credit: Volkan Baga/Wizards of the Coast Arcane Bombardment
If done properly, you could cast some great spells for free using this, and even catch people off guard through the use of its Blitz ability. If you don’t, you put that card in your hand. If that card had a mana value less than or equal to the damage dealt to the player, you can play it for free. This card comes with a lot of text, but basically, when it deals combat damage to a player, you get to look at the top card of your library.
This creature has a converted mana cost of one black, one red, one green and one colorless, making it not too expensive to cast.Īlready I like the card when I see its total CMC is four and it has a power and toughness of 5/4 while also having Trample. One of my more budget picks, this card has a lot of potential. This card comes in one of my favorite color combos, that being Jund (black, red & green). Topped off with a 7/7 power and toughness, as well as Reach and Trample, this card is a powerhouse. These options are that you get to either destroy an artifact or enchantment, a target player gains five life, create a 4/4 Rhino Warrior token, or you get to put a shield counter on a creature you control. You shouldn’t have trouble getting your way to seven mana in mono-green anyways, and once it’s cast, you get to choose two of its four entry options. Titan of Industry is also great for those who play devotion decks and cards like Nyxbloom Ancient. With a converted mana cost of three green and four colorless, it’s not a cheap spell, but gives you a ton of value on entry. Green has plenty of huge creatures that like to trample, but this card doesn’t just stop there. (Ryan Shay) Titan of IndustryĪs soon as I saw this card, I instantly got Elder Gargaroth vibes. Once you pair Giada with cards like Resplendent Angel, Righteous Valkyrie, Bishop of Wings, Youthful Valkyrie and Speaker of the Heavens, mono-white is starting to look a lot more aggro and competitive. It doesn’t end there either each subsequent Angel you play now enters the battlefield with a +1/+1 counter on it for each angel you already control. However, on top of that, you can tap Giada to add one white mana to cast an angel spell. Just to begin, she is a Legendary Creature – Angel with 2/2 power and toughness that also has Flying and Vigilance.
A legendary creature and with a CMC of one white and one colorless, Giada should be in every angel deck. Mono-white has always had its problems with mana ramp, especially if you wanted to play Angel tribal specifically, as many of the better Angel cards start to have hefty converted mana costs and it can be hard to stay on curve. Very well done on this one, Wizards of the Coast. Image Credit: Eric Deschamps/Wizards of the Coast Giada, Font of Hopes
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