The lack of any clear labels to take you to your decks immediately is kind of a pain, but as soon as you get the hang of it, deckstats is an easy site to navigate
For instance, Mark Rosewater (yes, that Mark Rosewater ) lost one round short of finishing in the Top 64 at the very first Magic World Championship with the following Berserk deck: Creatures (20) Lands (19) Spells (21) And people wonder why Mark loved Infect so much Marks been a face of design for so long, I think most players dont realize that hes actually a very good player
A deck focused on ramping up mana quickly and utilizing green creatures would benefit from including Natural Order in their strategy, as it allows for a powerful creature to be put onto the battlefield early in the game
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This Dimir lands utility has seen a bump with battles as well, not to mention synergy with ninjutsu cards and saboteur effects like Bident of Thassa that trigger whenever a creature deals combat damage to a player you can get a lot out of an unblockable creature
