rhystic study mtg card Proxy – Liquid Luck Enchanting Tales (WOT) #25 Illustrated by Serena Malyon Magic Rhystic Study MTG Proxy

Rule of thumb: 30% of your non-land cards should be interaction or card draw

This is a reasonably cheap-to-cast Dragon that tutors up another Dragon on death, giving you easy access to any silver bullets in your brood

If you can shift her in early, you can even the playing field for going after your opponent

Whenever a player takes a prize card while they have Togekiss on the board, players can flip a coin and, if it lands on heads, they take an extra prize card

While these are great entry points into Commanders, they are often built suboptimally and require a lot of tweaks to fix

This card is a reskin of the underrated Azusa, Lost but Seeking and carries the same mechanics, which was a great choice because this card is a really fun one to use