Power creep has unfortunately started to push that idea out of vogue, with the speed and consistency of most decks increasing rapidly over the past year or two, thanks to insanely pushed cards
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The MTG Foundations set is built around a clear idea: make it easier than ever for many players to jump into the game while still offering depth for experienced fans
Here's how the deck looks with the upgrades added: Further Upgrades There's a bunch of heavy-hitter Phyrexians you can toss in the top-end: Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines and Mondrak, Glory Dominus both double the amount of tokens you're incubating with Brimaz which is super sweet, Elesh Norn is a great anthem for incubation, plus there's Sheoldred, Sheoldred, Whispering One, Sheoldred, the Apocalypse (lots of Sheoldreds!),Wurmcoil Engine, Skithiryx, the Blight Dragon
Being able to play lands directly from your graveyard has empowered quite a few strategies in Magic, most notably Legacy Lands and Vintage Workshop, but you'll occasionally see it in Modern Golgari decks too