There's no guarantee that you'll have a second target, but in a color combination that's often starved for cards, getting as much value out of each spell is paramount
One thing to note while playing this deck is that each type of shrine triggers during different phases, which means youve got to get creative when youre dropping them left, right and center
Turbo Draft Turbo Draft is drafted as if you were drafting any regular set in Quick Draft, except each spell you cast costs five colorless mana less
[3] [5] The Type 71 Vertical Sorter came out in 1928
Shattering Spree is scalable with the game, and should honestly see even more Commander play than it does given the popularity of the relatively similar Vandalblast #49
Explore has a lot of depth because cards that let you play from the top of your library, want to trigger landfall, and use the graveyard all benefit from this neat ability