Joint Exploration takes this idea step further, giving you the choice of an instant speed Preordain for 2 mana (which while inefficient, lets you look at up to 3 new cards), or for the addition of a green mana, staple on Growth Spirals ability to drop another land onto the battlefield a package deal that is well worth the cost of admission
Okay, Lucius the Eternal is creepy
For example, Loreholds college (red/white) leaned into the idea of impulsive discovery rather than traditional Boros aggro strategies, featuring cards that allowed you to cast spells from the top of your library and retrieve cards from your graveyard
However, I agree with you that Burn is still a popular deck because it is a budget option, and you should be prepared for it when playing a Legacy tournament
So we're going to examine the best Merfolk kindred commanders that Magic has to offer and see which may be right for you
It's worth it