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Decklist: Heliod, the Radiant Dawn in Commander Heliod, the Radiant Dawn | Illustration by Victor Adame Minguez Commander (1) Creatures (11) Faerie Mastermind Tataru Taru Walking Ballista Lore Broker Scrawling Crawler Spellskite Jace's Archivist Loran of the Third Path The Unagi of Kyoshi Island Psychosis Crawler Cityscape Leveler Instants (22) Condescend Galadriel's Dismissal March of Swirling Mist Path to Exile Secure the Wastes Slip Out the Back Swords to Plowshares Syncopate Three Steps Ahead Counterspell Cyclonic Rift Grand Crescendo Heliod's Intervention Vision Skeins Words of Wisdom Blue Sun's Zenith Frantic Search Oblation Sink into Stupor Sphinx's Revelation Teferi's Protection Your Temple Is Under Attack Sorceries (12) Prosperity Curse of the Swine Fascination Finale of Glory Martial Coup White Sun's Twilight Day's Undoing Timetwister Mass Manipulation Sunfall Austere Command Sea Gate Restoration Enchantments (3) Ghostly Prison Propaganda Smothering Tithe Artifacts (13) Astral Cornucopia Sol Ring Anvil of Bogardan Arcane Signet Azorius Signet Fellwar Stone Mind Stone Talisman of Progress Thought Vessel Worn Powerstone Teferi's Puzzle Box Coveted Jewel Portal to Phyrexia Lands (38) Adarkar Wastes Command Tower Deserted Beach Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire Exotic Orchard Flooded Strand Floodfarm Verge Glacial Fortress Hallowed Fountain Hengegate Pathway Island x10 Meticulous Archive Misty Rainforest Mystic Gate Mystic Sanctuary Nimbus Maze Otawara, Soaring City Plains x8 Prairie Stream Prismatic Vista Scalding Tarn Tundra This X-spell list leans on the controlling side, seeking to bide its time until you can unleash an explosive turn or two with Heliod, the Warped Eclipse

Leaving up two mana at all times in the hope that you can use it to bribe your opponents into attacking each other might end up doing more harm than good to your board (and emotional state, hence the anger), but it still sounds pretty fun, and if youve ever played Gahiji, you know how amusing it can be to see an extra two-power buff drive a spike between otherwise solid friendships