#2: Make It So You Can't Lose Another way of not losing to Glorious End is by making it so you can't lose
Black White Flicker Creature (35) 1x Aegis of the Gods 1x Angel of Despair 1x Ashen Rider 1x Athreos, God of Passage 1x Big Game Hunter 1x Custodi Squire 1x Eldrazi Displacer 1x Fiend Hunter 1x Flickerwisp 1x Galepowder Mage 1x Geist-Honored Monk 1x Glimmerpoint Stag 1x Grave Titan 1x Gray Merchant of Asphodel 1x Karmic Guide 1x Linvala, the Preserver 1x Luminate Primordial 1x Magister of Worth 1x Myr Battlesphere 1x Nekrataal 1x Obzedat, Ghost Council 1x Puppeteer Clique 1x Restoration Angel 1x Rune-Scarred Demon 1x Sandsteppe Outcast 1x Sepulchral Primordial 1x Sin Collector 1x Solemn Simulacrum 1x Stonehorn Dignitary 1x Sun Titan 1x Sunblast Angel 1x Suture Priest 1x Underworld Coinsmith 1x Village Bell-Ringer 1x Wingmate Roc
The downside is that it does not account for set completion, so tracking missing cards from specific expansions becomes harder
On the other hand, Manaphy is a great way to avoid getting your bench damaged by Lost Box's Sableye
But even with all this, I think Boltund is one of the most straightforward and cheap options to start playing the game right now, so if you are looking for a deck that does not cost an arm and a leg, you wont regret giving Boltund and friends a chance
Blade-Blizzard Kitsune This is the first ever mono-white Ninja, which is neat
