Ashiok, Nightmare Weaver Ashiok has proven to be a pretty interesting card at casual games
you can see that this is the case on the Terapagos ex, which uses Grass, Water and Lightning Energy for its Crown Opal attack
The rest of the deck is your typical Selesnya Enchantress deck: we've got protection and tutoring with Sterling Grove, ramp with Sanctum Weaver, draw and a threat with Sage's Reverie, and mass recursion with Mantle of the Ancients
Contains space for a V-Star token, two status tokens, six damage dice and one standard dice
And then, it forces the opponent to discard 3 cards from their hand
Your Sacrifices Wont Be in Vain Yawgmoth, Thran Physician | Illustration by Mark Winters Sacrificing creatures might be one of the most fundamentally black game actions you can take in the game, even though over the years its spread to other colors in Magic's color wheel