Bristly Bill, Spin Sower allows you to pay 3GG (three generic mana and two green) to double the number of +1/+1 counters on all your Creatures
Its pair of card types helps out delirium decks, and its enters trigger stocks your graveyard, whether you want to keep things there, exile them for value, or reanimate them
Still, since it's not a Tron era, this deck is packed with all the tools it needs to beat other midrange and aggressive decks but, more importantly, battle against the other two best decks in the format
All of these cards can be found in the new Alchemy: Innistrad packs, which you'll find in the MTG Arena Store alongside packs for Innistrad: Crimson Vow : These packs work just like normal store packs, but because Alchemy: Innistrad doesn't have any commons, those slots are filled with Innistrad: Crimson Vow commons
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Tarrians Soulcleaver A usually better Blade of the Bloodchief, Tarrian's Soulcleaver will see wide play across a range of the kinds of aristocrats decks helmed by commanders like Elenda, the Dusk Rose, but this also seems like another payoff for treasure decks