What does all this give you?


This deck gives the feeling that they gave it a good deal of thought when putting it together. It has flavour and structure while still bringing the chaos and randomness of the faerie realm to the deck.


There are a great many ways to interact with your opponent whether it’s stealing creatures from their graveyard with

, or just stealing them directly from the battlefield with

Sower of Temptation

, or perhaps making a copy of an opponent’s creature with

Malleable Impostor

,

Theoretical Duplication

,

Reflections of Littjara

. Nothing makes people want to scream at you like making a copy of their big baddie to hit them with.


If stealing things or copying them isn’t something you’re keen on, then tricks like turning your attacking creatures with flying into 4/4 red dragons in addition to their other types with

Shadow Puppeteers

might be more your speed. Perhaps you would like to take an extra combat phase? Well, you can with

Illusionist’s Gambit

. You can even ping your opponent making them lose life for things you do with cards like

Faerie Bladecrafter

and

Obyra, Dreaming Duelist

.


The shenanigans you can get up to with these little flittering fancies is just about endless. And you can stop your opponents from casting spells with

Glen Elendra Archmage

,

Hypnotic Sprite // Mesmeric Glare

and

Spell Stutter

, so that they can’t stop your fun.


And then there is Hullbreaker Horror. That card! Sure, it’s expensive but so worth every last land you have to tap to get it on the board.


There is a fair amount of card draw in the deck with good old favourites

Opt

,

Distant Melody

and

Reconnaissance Mission

.