Cover image: Revelation by Kaja Foglio Readers of Magic and Meaning will already know that one of the premises of this column is that through the use of images and symbols taken from real world religions and cultures, Magic: The Gathering does real theological and philosophical work in its cards and associated narrative, whether intentional or not
This is especially true given how combo heavy Historic has been
Potential Interaction Another thing to consider is the not-so-different I want card A to deal with my opponents card B. If thats the case, put that card in your sideboard
In addition, we realized that white as a good creature color (number two, number one with weenies) and good flying color (also number two) should have more constructed fliers
Blue has some other notables like Moonsnare Prototype (great at enabling Winter Orb), Mnemonic Sphere (Japanese eggs really are the best), and Tezzeret, Betrayer of Flesh, but theyre a little more niche than what weve covered so far