Three Steps Ahead A three mana MTG counterspell is distinctly unimpressive, but with a clone and a draw spell bolted on top, it gets a lot more promising
played: 1.001.000000000 23% of decksPercentage of decks that could play both Flicker Trick and Invoke Dominia that play both
4 Flynn Rider (His Own Biggest Fan) Discard The Cards, Gain The Lore
Bug Signal X SPELL Quick-Play Target 1 Insect Xyz Monster you control
Turning all your creatures into mana dorks sets up some explosive turns, especially paired with greens big card draw spells like Last March of the Ents and Rishkar's Expertise
Suddenly, all that discard, land destruction, and card drawing they've used has backfired, as they find themselves at a low life due to Necropotence, with two (or less) lands in play, no creatures, and no cards in hand