While these are by no means the defining measure of a deck, its assuredly a good sign for the decks competitiveness
it is simply the set
(While Clever Lumimancer and Leonin Lightscribe also die to Bonecrusher Giant without help, if we can cast a single spell, both pump to three toughness and survive the two damage from Stomp.) Meanwhile, Clarion Spirit probably looks strange since it does have magecraft, but since our deck is built to cast a bunch of cheap spells each turn, it's actually very easy to trigger repeatedly to make 1/1 Spirits, which we then can pump with Leonin Lightscribe and Symmetry Sage to close out the game quickly in the air
(Disclaimer: if you care about winning at any cost Dark Confidant style, run Thoughtseize
The second change I made was that I realized that when reconstructing uncut sheets, looking at complete boxes instead of individual packs means it is actually relatively easy to reconstruct uncommons sheets (I intend to make a special post about that in the future), so I added the info on the uncommons for Celestial Storm and Lost Thunder
(2026-03-20) If the copied creature is a token, Muddle copies the original characteristics of that token as stated by the effect that created that token, with the stated exception
