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Tevesh Szat and Kraum Kraum, Ludevic's Opus | Illustration by Aaron Miller Commander (2) Kraum, Ludevic's Opus Tevesh Szat, Doom of Fools Creature (11) Barrin, Master Wizard Cloud of Faeries Dark Confidant Gilded Drake Longshot, Rebel Bowman Notion Thief Phantasmal Image Simian Spirit Guide Spellseeker Thassa's Oracle Wan Shi Tong, Librarian Instant (28) Abrade Ad Nauseam Brain Freeze Brainstorm Cabal Ritual Chain of Vapor Culling the Weak Dark Ritual Deflecting Swat Demonic Consultation Dispel Fierce Guardianship Flashback Flusterstorm Force of Negation Force of Will Mana Drain Mental Misstep Miscast Mystical Tutor Pact of Negation Pyroblast Red Elemental Blast Redirect Lightning Swan Song Tainted Pact Unsubstantiate Vampiric Tutor Sorcery (13) Demonic Tutor Diabolic Intent Gamble Gitaxian Probe Imperial Seal Jeska's Will Mnemonic Betrayal Peer into the Abyss Praetor's Grasp Reanimate Timetwister Wheel of Fortune Windfall Artifact (13) Arcane Signet Chrome Mox Fellwar Stone Grim Monolith Lion's Eye Diamond Lotus Petal Mana Vault Mox Diamond Mox Opal Sol Ring Talisman of Creativity Talisman of Dominance Wishclaw Talisman Enchantment (3) Mystic Remora Rhystic Study Underworld Breach Land (30) Ancient Tomb Arid Mesa Badlands Blood Crypt Bloodstained Mire City of Brass Command Tower Exotic Orchard Fiery Islet Flooded Strand Gemstone Caverns Island Luxury Suite Mana Confluence Marsh Flats Misty Rainforest Morphic Pool Polluted Delta Scalding Tarn Spire of Industry Steam Vents Tarnished Citadel Temple of the False God Training Center Underground River Underground Sea Verdant Catacombs Volcanic Island Watery Grave Wooded Foothills Tevesh Szat, Doom of Fools and Kraum, Ludevic's Opus team up in this hyper-fast combo deck

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Without those pointers, I'm not sure I'd have been bitten by the MTG bug