#5 Obsessive Pursuit I love the Aristocrat archetype, and I see this card being a great value piece for a Rakdos or Mono Black deck looking to sac Treasures or creatures
Muldrotha works best with cheap permanents, especially ones that are sacrificed as part of their activation costs: Pernicious Deed becomes a repeatable board wipe, Mystic Remora is downright broken when you never need to pay for its cumulative upkeep, Caustic Caterpillar keeps blowing up stuff, and so on
Anvil of Bogardan One usual piece of advice to rookies is to read the card to know what it does, but it would be misguided here: Anvil of Bogardan used to say each player skips their discard phase but has received errata to say Players have no maximum hand size. A bit of a Howling Mine with its group hug effect and great in discard-heavy decks, Anvil of Bogardans current popularity is marred by its steep price: Being a Reserved List card and having seen no reprints since Visions , it carries a hefty pricetag
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The first few that came to mind were Treasure Cruise, which lets us delve cards away until it becomes Ancestral Recall
You can get your Rakdos discard triggers to kill with Megrim
