Decklist: Niv-Mizzet, Supreme in Commander Gravitic Punch | Illustration by Randy Vargas Commander (1) Artifact (7) Chromatic Lantern Commander's Sphere Firemind Vessel Isochron Scepter Sol Ring Spectral Searchlight Tome of the Guildpact Battle (1) Creature (13) Bell Borca, Spectral Sergeant Ethereal Usher Goblin Electromancer Guttersnipe Jace's Archivist Melek, Izzet Paragon Mizzix, Replica Rider Murmuring Mystic Netherborn Phalanx Niv-Mizzet, Parun Nivix Guildmage Aragorn, the Uniter Sevinne, the Chronoclasm Enchantment (4) Mindmoil Possibility Storm Smothering Tithe Thousand-Year Storm Instant (21) Assassin's Trophy Bolt Bend Boros Charm Brainstorm Cerebral Vortex Chance for Glory Cyclonic Rift Despark Emergency Powers Izzet Charm Join Shields Narset's Reversal Nature's Chant Prophetic Bolt Rakdos Charm Restore the Peace Signal the Clans Sphinx's Revelation Turn // Burn Wear // Tear Growth Spiral Land (34) Azorius Guildgate Boros Guildgate Command Tower Dimir Guildgate Emergence Zone Forest x4 Ghost Quarter Gruul Guildgate Hallowed Fountain Island x4 Izzet Guildgate Mana Confluence Mountain x4 Pillar of the Paruns Plains x2 Plaza of Harmony Rakdos Guildgate Sacred Foundry Selesnya Guildgate Simic Guildgate Steam Vents Swamp x3 Planeswalker (2) Jace, Wielder of Mysteries Ral, Storm Conduit Sorcery (17) Circuitous Route Epic Experiment Farseek Light Up the Stage Mizzix's Mastery Notion Rain Obzedat's Aid Quasiduplicate Repudiate // Replicate Stitch in Time Supreme Verdict Treacherous Terrain x2 Expressive Iteration Unexpected Results Whispering Madness Wheel of Misfortune This Niv-Mizzet, Supreme deck is a spellslinger deck built around 2-color spells specifically
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It takes true power to conquer time. Shai Fusan, archmage Illustrated by Howard Lyon Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Not Legal Modern Legal Brawl Not Legal Legacy Legal Comp
Instant spell It is an Using it at the opponent's end step to discard and then reanimating it with on the next turn is a strategy that leaves no openings, making it difficult for the opponent to deal with
But this core set has done something interesting, in that it introduces a planeswalker without much of a home plane left
