The Emerald cards give you plenty of indirect ways to mess up your opponent's plans, meaning that this is a slow-burn deck where every play counts if you want to win
Having your buffs be card-neutral keeps your hand full and your interaction at the ready, and you wont stall out if your big tough creature gets zapped
Even with 100% certainty on a flip I doubt this would be close to cube level
Wrap Up Moraug, Fury of Akoum | Illustration by Rudy Siswanto Extracting additional value from arguably the most basic game action you can perform in Magic often leads to overwhelming amounts of value, especially when you build your deck with landfall in mind and fill up on fetch lands
This maneuver can change the tide of the game and surprise your opponent with new strategies mid-game
Essentially, it combines the strongest elements of Izzet Lessons and Jeskai Control into a single, cohesive list