Repeatable, hits anything, and a decent body to boot
The mainstream spellslinger builds typically need to be red and/or black, since only those colors have access to the explosive mana rituals the deck needs
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10 M.O.D.O.K Stacked, But Expensive We kick off this list with M.O.D.O.K., a five mana (2B, 3C) 2/2 mythic rare with Flying and Lifelink
the Judgment printing of Battle Screech is legal to include in a Pauper deck