Similarly, cards that tap for mana or bring lands back from the graveyard arent the thrust of todays article, so Crucible of Worlds and Birds of Paradise arent here
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Concealing Curtains shares another lineage: early defenders that transform into threats
Combined with March of the Machines from the Mirrodin set, this can then make those Auras become creatures
As such, my iteration of this deck can compete with other streamlined strategies, but will generally lose to anything trying to win early which is where I want to be with it
