Boreas Charger There has been a LOT of experimentation with white card designs that deal with land and mana ramp over the years, but for every few failed cards in the vein of Aerial Surveyor and Cartographers Hawk, you get a playable effect like Boreas Charger
In general, Id almost always rather play Ponder than nothing at all (assuming I have spare mana, which this deck often will), implying that it is desirable to have Ponder in the deck
Cards that replace themselves in your hand or give you Treasure as part of their abilities are good to consider, since youll need some form of ramp to keep casting three spells per turn
Unfortunately, the three-mana slot is still rich with options, making it difficult for this card to break through
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