Nothing special, just the deck thats already been doing well, but my version is built with an actual understanding of the format to play the most of the best cards and to win mirror and semi-mirror matches
It's such an effective finisher that the price of the card was always likely to creep up steadily, at least until there's a reprint
The 10 three-color combinations are: Abzan : White/Black/Green Bant : White/Blue/Green Esper : White/Blue/Black Grixis : Blue/Black/Red Jeskai : White/Blue/Red Jund : Black/Red/Green Mardu : White/Black/Red Naya : White/Red/Green Sultai : Blue/Black/Green Temur : Blue/Red/Green Four-color combinations The five four-color combinations technically also have special names, which come from a cycle of cards called Nephilim from the 2006 set Guildpact (part of the first Ravnica block)
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I like to do a lot of group designs in meetings and this card, originally called Chained to a Rock (I'm not quite sure why it got changed to the plural), was as top down as they came