Overall, Im not sure which version of white-based magecraft aggro is best, but it seems to me like there are enough ways of building the decks and enough potential in the card combinations that Im going to spend some more time figuring them out
Sphinx of Forgotten Lore Rarity: Mythic Rare TYPE: Creature SUBTYPE: Sphinx CMC: 4 Mana cost: USD: $13.17 EUR: 7.68 TIX: 0.02 EDHREC RANK: 9053 (3/3) Flash (You may cast this spell any time you could cast an instant.) Flying Whenever this creature attacks, target instant or sorcery card in your graveyard gains flashback until end of turn
As an example of how weird things can get, the MTG Unfinity card Form of the Approach of the Second Son turns the real-life player into a card - they must balance the rest of their deck on their head, and if they manage to eventually draw themselves, they win
Combo-oriented decks can rip through their list, and even fair decks will find plenty of card advantage and cost reduction from this vampire
The creator also tacked on the mana cost so it could be played, but I suspect this is mostly for show since it seems delicate and hard to transport
TheChirurgeon: The best red version of Berserk we've gotten so far - a solid improvement over Fatal Frenzy, and trading out Trample for Flashback is a good deal, letting this spell hang around in your graveyard to absolutely ruin someone's day later in the game