Fractured Sanity is another good option, even though it only mills fourteen cards since, in a pinch, it can be cycled away to draw cards
For example, it works quite well in some creature matchups thanks to Conflagrate, Darkblast, sideboard creature removal, and continuous blockers
The goal of this deck is to maximize Baba's activated ability
This basically boils down to Jund and Esper looking much less consistent and put together compared to the other two decks, although this might be (at least in part) because it's easier to build a cohesive artifact- or enchantment-themed deck than more abstract themes like "the top of your deck matters" or "lands matter." Here's a quick pros-and-cons list on the four decks
The gold looks horrifyingly bad on most cards, but its just absurdly pretty with the Seventh Edition Ron Walotsky art on the old rocky-colored lands frame in City of Brass
Last updated on April 22, 2026 All Is Dust | Illustration by Jason Felix With tens of thousands of unique Magic cards, nobody would really blame you if you struggle to figure out which are the best to include in your decks