All-Out Assault Archetype of Finality Bow of Nylea Company Commander Corrupted Key (playtest) Crossway Troublemakers Death Baron Etrata, Deadly Fugitive Felhide Petrifier Hish of the Snake Cult (playtest) Maze Abomination Nalia de'Arnise Nightshade Peddler Ohran Frostfang Onakke Catacomb Rules Lawyer Saryth, the Viper's Fang Turntimber Basilisk Venom Sliver Witherbloom, the Balancer Zagras, Thief of Heartbeats Zur, Eternal Schemer
While players have ample ways to end their own turns for a small cost, forcing the end of an opponents turn is excruciatingly expensive
Creatures: 1 Benthic Biomancer 4 Merfolk Trickster 1 Mist-Cloaked Herald 4 Pteramander 4 Siren Stormtamer 4 Tempest Djinn 1 Warkite Marauder Spells & Enchantments: 4 Curious Obsession 4 Dive Down 2 Essence Capture 4 Opt 1 Quench 2 Spell Pierce 4 Wizards Retort 1 Chart a Course Lands: 19 Islands Sideboard: 3 Diamond Mare 2 Exclusion Mage 2 Surge Mare 2 Disdainful Stroke 1 Essence Capture 2 Negate 2 Entrancing Melody 1 Sleep This deck currently makes up 4.98% of the meta, putting it at the 5th most played deck in the current standard format
Tech options like Ursula Deceiver allow you to see your opponents hand and remove threatening Songs while Hidden Cove Tranquil Haven safeguards your weaker cards from various removal tools
Karo Arai is a new name to Magic s art, and Jenova, Ancient Calamity leaves a strong first impression