If your deck lacks mana rocks or ramp spells, or if it has a mana-hungry strategy with a top-heavy curve, consider pushing your land count even higher
With the release of Fabled , cards from the first year of the game (four chapters) will be barred from Core Constructed competitive play
Right now, the sets titles have been revealed: Secret Lair x Dungeons & Dragons: An Exhibition of Adventure Secret Lair x Dungeons & Dragons: Astarions Thirst Secret Lair x Dungeons & Dragons: Karlachs Rage Secret Lair x Dungeons & Dragons: Death is in the Eyes of the Beholder Secret Lair x Dungeons & Dragons: Death is in the Eyes of the Beholder II These sets are likely to feature classic D&D monsters and themes, but they also heavily foreground the most popular piece of D&D media to come along in years: Baldurs Gate 3
Its a high-investment play and it does come at the cost of gifting your opponent a 6/5, but I would believe that the discard ability comes in handy from time to time against creature decks
Divine Visitation may be a 5 mana enchantment that doesn't affect the board, but it is an enchantment, and enchantments don't get turned into Elks or get killed by Noxious Grasp
