And, as with any card that doubles, Prodigy does have combo potential, though with how complex it can be to set these combos up, you might be better off just relying on the raw power of doubling specific abilities: 1
If you are building for the game against a mill deck, you've sacrificed the efficiency of your deck against every other match
In an effort to build the most appropriate deck for Curse of Opulence, Ive engineered this violent beauty: This deck is designed to promote games that are fast, social, and swingy, where every player is incentivized to get aggressive
It won't be shuffled into its owner's library
Grixis is known for its removal spells, card draw, and mighty planeswalkers, but with creatures getting more and more powerful with every new MTG set, even this control and spell-heavy color combination gets fearsome creatures