This is partly because the deck comes with the aforementioned ready-built combo involving two creatures, but this deck has a high creature count in general
: The next time a creature of the chosen type would deal damage to you this turn, prevent that damage
The cycle cost is a little expensive at four mana, but when its cycled you create two Treasure tokens, which goes a long way towards casting Sauron ahead of curve
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Collective Unconscious AND Shamanic Revelation Next are all of the "Draw cards equal to your critter count" which are better than Regal Force since they count all dorks even colorless or other colors
While itll require a little more mana than a Bane of Progress, most things you wanna blow up can be achieved with a total of eight mana