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Table of Contents show The Deck Reflector Mage | Illustration by Willian Murai Commander (1) Planeswalkers (2) The Eternal Wanderer Venser, the Sojourner Creatures (33) Thassa, Deep-Dwelling Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines Agent of Treachery Cloudblazer Peregrine Drake Reflector Mage Mulldrifter Aether Channeler Archaeomancer Solemn Simulacrum Flickerwisp Wall of Omens Preston, the Vanisher Charming Prince Yorion, Sky Nomad Whirler Rogue Lavinia of the Tenth Spirited Companion Urza, Lord Protector Stonehorn Dignitary Karmic Guide Watcher for Tomorrow Skyclave Apparition Meteor Golem Circuit Mender Inspiring Overseer Hero of Bretagard Ethereal Valkyrie Clever Impersonator Sunblast Angel Loran of the Third Path Venser, Shaper Savant Deadeye Navigator Instants (11) Ephemerate Eerie Interlude Ghostly Flicker Momentary Blink Cloudshift Swords to Plowshares Lae'zel's Acrobatics Cosmic Intervention Cyclonic Rift Disorder in the Court Teferi's Protection Sorceries (5) Supreme Verdict Farewell Cleansing Nova Vanquish the Horde Approach of the Second Sun Enchantments (2) Teleportation Circle Elspeth Conquers Death Artifacts (10) Panharmonicon Sol Ring Whispersilk Cloak The Mightstone and Weakstone Arcane Signet Conjurer's Closet Portal to Phyrexia Strionic Resonator Lithoform Engine Folio of Fancies Lands (36) Rogue's Passage Reliquary Tower Academy Ruins Otawara, Soaring City Command Tower Prairie Stream Glacial Fortress Hallowed Fountain Deserted Beach Nimbus Maze Flooded Strand Mystic Gate Hengegate Pathway Irrigated Farmland Adarkar Wastes Sea of Clouds Plains x10 Island x10 This build is a bit more combo-heavy than some players might usually enjoy

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