What a time to be alive #10: Eureka While Eureka has never really enjoyed much tournament success, thats in large part due to only being printed in 1994 and never being legal during a time period in which creatures costing more than four were remotely good
Further Upgrades The first cards I'd pick up to further juice up the deck would be untapped mana-fixing lands: Watery Grave, Shipwreck Marsh, Underground River, Morphic Pool, Darkslick Shores, Polluted Delta, Sunken Ruins, Undercity Sewers, Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth and then maybe a couple more Island / Swamp fetches
If our opponent counters, Thoughtseizes, or destroys combo pieces like Altar of Dementia or Thran Vigil, we can always use Lurrus of the Dream-Den to play them from our graveyard
Summons needed to feel important, powerful, and like they could turn the tides of battle before vanishingjust like in the games! wrote Dillon Deveney, a principal narrative game designer on Universes Beyond in a separate post