Hello folks!

It's well past time.

It needs to happen.

Here is my deck right now.

See the big giant box of cards? That's around 80% of Abe's Deck of Happiness and Joy. One deck.

And here are some stacks on my coffee table. Every stack of purple cards? More parts to my deck!

That's a lot of deck!

I can't keep doing this to myself. I have to trim some weight.

Let's back up and set the scene.

Back when Tempest-Urza's Saga were Standard legal, I created a powerful shell that was designed to abuse two cards that I felt were very strong together, Sneak Attack and Living Death. This deck would use Sneak Attack to toss out nasty cards with powerful effects, as well as smashing beaters and then finished with a Living Death to kill any opposing dorks while also bringing back my dead dorks. This deck named Abe's Deck of Happiness and Joy, would run Green to help with mana and early defenses. I would drop Birds of Paradise for mana, Wall of Blossoms to block and draw cards, and stuff like Spike Feeder for life, Spike Weaver for Fogs to keep me alive until I went off, and Spike Soldier as one of my beaters, as well as Child of Gaea and Verdant Force as some of my beatsticks. I could Sneak Attack out a Spike Feeder for life, a Wall of Blossoms for a card to block, and such. And then? Boom! They all come back. I preferred Child of Gaea as my beater of choice because I could stick paying its upkeep and it would die. Then I could recur it with Living Death!

This deck slowly morphed into my current deck. It would adept new changes with cards like Avalanche Riders, Bone Shredder, Hunting Moa, Deranged Hermit, and Ghitu Slinger as the rest of the block was released. Echo was amazing in this shell because I could fail to pay it, and it would linger in my graveyard, ready to be returned. I won multiple local tournaments with it.

When the deck left Standard, I didn't want to remove cards from it, so I kept it together. I slowly, over time, added non-Standard cards that worked in the shell. Cards like Captain Sisay or Kor Haven were added. I'd pull cards out here and there, and soon my deck was 80 and then 100 cards. It added in all of the colors. In the early 2000s, I decided to make it my first Five Color deck and then gave it a Highlander spin as well. It rose in size to 250 cards, and it slowly, over time, became the deck you see below you today. Today it's a Highlander deck that is still legal in Five, and is meant for multiplayer.

It's just too big. I haven't cut cards from it in years, and it's overly large.

What I want to do today is look at this deck hard. What cards need to go? I want to axe every card that doesn't need to be here.

Let's look at targeted removal as a good example of where I want to begin.

I need removal that meets at least one of these requirements (preferably more).

Take a good example of a classic spell, Swords to Plowshares. This card is a fast 1 mana and it exiles instantly. It meets three of the four criteria. So guess what? It's in my deck and it's never getting pulled out. However consider four other exiling creature effects, which you might (cough cough) find in my deck...

Take a look at them. All four are sorcery speed, and none of them are cheap in cost. Why am I running Bring to Trial or Topple when they have these major restrictions? I can't even exile any dork, just a certain class of dorks! However, don't sleep on Sever the Bloodline here. It may look like a four mana sorcery exile effect, but it can take out all tokens with the same name, or others of the same name out there, and the flashback is a valuable bonus, so it's massively flexible. Exile and flexible? Angelic Edict is probably too pricey to remain. I do like being able to exile an enchantment, (especially a God that's not currently a creature) but that's too much mana. It's too slow.

All of these meet one of my criteria, and but not all of them work elsewhere.

This is a good example of where I want to move. I want to drop my casting cost where possible, and remove overly redundant cards like these.

Here are some others:

I really want every card in my deck to, generally, do some of a few things:

Now that I have given you the theory, let's move to the action!

I am pulling these cards......

I have found more than a long box of cards I pulled. Let's look at the trends for why they are heading out:

Worst of their Type - I have a number of cards that are cut on numbers. For example, support stuff like removal or land searching is coming out as the worst I have in the deck. Take the land fetching card in Homelands called Renewal. It forces you to sacrifice the land, so you just get one basic. Now sure, it slow-draws a card later, so it's two cards for two cards and not card disadvantage, but that's not what I want to be doing with my land fetching. Mana Prism is one of the worst mana rocks out there. Three mana for colorless, which is worse than two-mana rocks like Mind Stone, and you have to spend two mana to wash into one. It's good when I am running every mana rock ever printed, but when I am cutting the excess weight from my deck, it can head out.

Bad Lands! - I have never run lands like Havenwood Battleground that arrive tapped and sacrifice for two mana. So why was I running the Ravaged Highlands cycle from Odyssey? In theory, it was so I could sacrifice it for Green so I could cast a mana-fetching card like Rampant Growth. The number of times I've done that was less than 5. In more than a decade. But the slow issue of the land? A problem. What about Tinder Farm and it's cycle from Invasion? Isn't it just a glorified Havenwood Battleground. I can't ever recall sacrificing these. In my deck, a Forest is better than Tinder Farm - it arrives untapped and doesn't have the non-basic weakness. I pulled them! I also pulled the slow-land cycles of Vec Townships and Cloudcrest Lake. I don't need them anymore. I am also pulling part of my cycles of non-basics that don't really add much. The Desert cycle has three cards that pump dorks or something boring. I don't want to lose life to make Green mana. And I don't need to sac my land and spend four mana to Giant Growth something. I left in ones that can get me cards like removal, recursion and such. Those are useful, but not this junk.

A quick note on Rainbow Vale. I haven't encountered a group that has played this card like it used to be played in multiplayer for decades. I would drop the Vale, tap it for any color mana, and then send it to next person, who'd do the same, and then we'd pass it down and back. Everyone got an extra mana of their color! Now everyone is a Spike about it. I tap it and send it to the person next to me. They untap it, and then never use it. They sit on it for the rest of the game, and thus they it to their opponents. I haven't seen someone use it (unless they were mana screwed) and then pass it on for at least two years. Well, if it's not being used as a free mana of any color each turn, then it has no real value here anymore as it's a one-time effect. So I am pulling it. Find me a group that uses it correctly? It heads right back in!

Defensive 1-Drops - I often run a lot of one-drops that will try to stand in the gap for a few turns while I set up my mana base and other needs. The best of these is Steel Wall, which is arguably one of the best 1-drops ever printed for multiplayer. It's colorless, and it's a 0/4 body, which will take a while to crack. It may not be until turn four or five until you are big enough to smash through. Most folks looking for an open route are going to head elsewhere. Inspired by that, I have added a number of dorks like these to my deck, but unlike Steel Wall, they require a specific mana. I have had a one-drop defensive dork that I can't play, or requires a mana that's only on a comes-into-lay-tapped land, and by then I've been attacked for damage before my shields were down. I have pulled all one-mana 0/X stuff that's not Steel Wall. I am running my normal 2-drops that'll stop attackers, like Fog Bank, Black Cat, and Mogg Maniac.

Bigger Deathtouchers - On a related note, I have pulled deathtouch defensive folks that aren't 1-drops. Only Typhoid Rats and friends remain. (Or cards that are good for reasons in addition to deathtouch, like Vampire Nighthawk).

Failed Experiments - I added a number of cards that were experiments to my deck. The biggest of these were the colorless additions that required colorless mana activations to really take off, like Eldrazi Displacer. The amount of jiggering it takes to make this work isn't worth it. Very few of these will remain. There are a few other lesser experiments here as well.

Too Inconsistent - I had some cards that are amazing and can produce a game-winning position when everything was lined up. But they were just too inconsistent. Isochron Scepter is the best example, as it can work wonders when twinned with something like Counterspell, Terminate, Incinerate, or Fire // Ice. But the number of two-mana instants is so limited, that it was unreliable. All of these cards were just too inconsistent to remain.

Too Expensive - I had some cards that were great! They would have made the cut all day long if they cost a little less mana. A great example is Meteorite. In an all-artifact deck or a place where the cost is reduced it's fine! And if it cost four mana or such, sure! But a 5-drop that accelerates my mana just one? And just Shocks something on arrival, which, by turn five, ain't much? Nope. Necropouncer is a perfect example too! Haste is essential in multiplayer, and getting a 3/1 haste up front and then equipping it later is incredibly strong. The equip cost of two mana is fine. But the initial cost? Nope. We can't rely on Stoneforge Mystic or Stonehewer Giant to drop it in a deck as big as my own. And a six mana 3/1 haste really isn't where you want to be if you don't have something later. That's the size of a one-mana Spark Elemental! You'll see sorcery removal, or great instant removal spells such as Annihilate that cost too much coming out. We just don't have the numbers and needed to trim a lot of fat.

What Did I Keep?

Now there are some cards that, on paper, may not make sense.

Let me show you a few and see if I can demonstrate why and where.

In no world are cards like Rocket Launcher, Wall of Air, or Hurricane on the level of power that you would expect for my deck. But come on now. Can you see me pulling these?

Here's another. This is Anurid Brushhopper, a junky 3/4 that require me to invest two cards just to keep it around. It's not good enough! But after I beat Arnie Swekel in a Limited prerelease game with this card, he agreed to sign it for me. Think it's going anywhere? Nope!

I also have some cards that were in this deck from its beginning, like Child of Gaea. Woodripper was in the first set of additions in Masques Block after it left. Are those heading to the sidelines? Nope!

After reviewing my deck, I did find some infrastructure cards that keep my deck moving - Impulse effects. Cards that dig and replace themselves, like Ancient Stirrings, Impulse, and such. They are cards that can dig and help me find what I need, like a color of mana or a valuable removal spell. Digging effects aren't card drawing and advantage, but they provide needed value to my deck, and I shouldn't be pulling Ponder, Impulse, Portent, or Serum Visions anytime soon, right?

Another set of infrastructure are my looting effects like Merfolk Looter or Cephalid Broker. These play a powerful role in churning my deck for goods, and building up a fat 'yard while I do so and obviously aren't going anywhere!

So what did you think? Are there any projects out there that you need to do? Any Spring Cleaning? Any Commander decks you haven't updated? Any Cubes that are more than a year out of date? Isn't it time to sit down and get it done?

I think so!!!

We'll finish with both the list of cards I cut (it's 500+ long) and then I have a Google list of my deck post-cuts for your perusal. Enjoy!

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Appendix One

Here is my current deck list over on Google sheets for you - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FxTeCA6A5Oo6C2GWKnvT8b-d6xWqNnQr_8yOKqMrs-k/edit?usp=sharing

Appendix Two

Now here is the full list of the cards I just cut.

Abe's Deck of Happiness and Joy Cuts | Abe Sargent

• Multicolor (55)
• 1 Archon of Valor's Reach
• 1 Bane Alley Broker
• 1 Blast of Genius
• 1 Bound // Determined
• 1 Branching Bolt
• 1 BruseTarl, Boorish Herder
• 1 Carnival Hellsteed
• 1 Cryptborn Horror
• 1 Death Frenzy
• 1 Deathbringer Thoctar
• 1 Deathpact Angel
• 1 Debt to the Deathless
• 1 Destined // Lead
• 1 Dimir Infiltrator
• 1 Duskmantle Seer
• 1 Elderwood Scion
• 1 Enduring Scalelord
• 1 Filigree Angel
• 1 Frenetic Efreet
• 1 Give // Take
• 1 Grizzled Leotau
• 1 Harbinger of the Hunt
• 1 Hypothesizzle
• 1 Ikra Shidiqi, the Usurper
• 1 Iname as One
• 1 Kaseto, Orochi Archmage
• 1 Knight of New Alara
• 1 Lightning Reaver
• 1 Magister of Worth
• 1 Master the Way
• 1 Minister of Impediments
• 1 Mirror Sheen
• 1 New Prahv Guildmage
• 1 Nimbus Swimmer
• 1 Notion Raid
• 1 Oracle of Nectars
• 1 Overrule
• 1 Radiant Kavu
• 1 Response // Resurgence
• 1 Retaliator Griffin
• 1 Ride Down
• 1 Rona, Disciple of Gix
• 1 Sage of the Inward Eye
• 1 Shambleshark
• 1 Shattering Blow
• 1 Skarrg Guildmage
• 1 Sky Hussar
• 1 Sliver Hivelord
• 1 Sovereigns of Lost Alara
• 1 Spitting Image
• 1 Stormbind
• 1 Tidehollow Strix
• 1 Ulamog's Nullifer
• 1 Vengeful Rebirth
• 1 Villainous Wealth

• Green (118)
• 1 Aerial Predation
• 1 Anavolver
• 1 Arachnus Spider
• 1 Archetype of Endurance
• 1 Artisan's Sorrow
• 1 Axebane Guardian
• 1 Boon Satyr
• 1 Boreal Druid
• 1 Break Asunder
• 1 Caller of the Pack
• 1 Carpet of Flowers
• 1 Chancellor of the Tangle
• 1 Citanul Centaurs
• 1 Copperhoof Vorrac
• 1 Corrosive Gale
• 1 Creeperhulk
• 1 Cytoplast Root-Kin
• 1 Dawnbringer
• 1 Daybreak Ranger
• 1 Double Play
• 1 Dryad Greenseeker
• 1 Elvish Harbinger
• 1 Fated Intervention
• 1 Gleeful Sabotage
• 1 Gloomwidow's Feast
• 1 Golden Hind
• 1 Golgari Raiders
• 1 Great Oak Guardian
• 1 Greenseeker
• 1 Grim Flowering
• 1 Harvest Season
• 1 Heart Warden
• 1 Hedge Troll
• 1 Honored Hierarch
• 1 Honored Hydra
• 1 Hunting Moa
• 1 Hunting Wilds
• 1 Hush
• 1 Into the North
• 1 Kessig Cagebreakers
• 1 Krakilin
• 1 Skullmulcher
• 1 Land Aid '04
• 1 Liege of the Tangle
• 1 Living Hive
• 1 Mana Bloom
• 1 Market Festival
• 1 Meng Huo, Barbarian King
• 1 Mirrorwood Treefolk
• 1 Mockery of Nature
• 1 Molder
• 1 Moldgraf Monstrosity
• 1 Multani's Decree
• 1 Mwonvuli Acid-Moss
• 1 Mycoloth
• 1 Mystic Melting
• 1 Naga Vitalist
• 1 Name Dropping
• 1 Nantuko Blightcutter
• 1 Naturalize
• 1 Naya Soulbeast
• 1 Nemesis of Mortals
• 1 Nessian Wilds Ravager
• 1 New Horizons
• 1 Noxious Revival
• 1 Nullhide Ferox
• 1 Oakgnarl Warrior
• 1 Oashara Cultivator
• 1 Oran-Rief Hydra
• 1 Oran-Rief Recluse
• 1 Outland Colossus
• 1 Phantom Centaur
• 1 Pinion Feast
• 1 Pistus Strike
• 1 Plummet
• 1 Portcullis Vine
• 1 Primal Surge
• 1 Quiet Disrepair
• 1 Reclaim
• 1 Recross the Paths
• 1 Renewal
• 1 Ridgescale Tusker
• 1 Rites of Spring
• 1 Ruin in their Wake
• 1 Rust Scarab
• 1 Scorned Villager
• 1 Scout the Borders
• 1 Shrill Howlers
• 1 Siege Behemoth
• 1 Silhana Starfletcher
• 1 Silverglade Pathfinder
• 1 Symbol Status
• 1 Tarmogoyf
• 1 Tel-Jilad Justice
• 1 Thallid Shell-Dweller
• 1 Timbermare
• 1 Tree of Redemption
• 1 Trolls of Tel-Jilad
• 1 Trophy Hunter
• 1 Undergrowth Scavenger
• 1 Unnatural Aggression
• 1 Verdant Crescendo
• 1 Verdant Haven
• 1 Vile Redeemer
• 1 Vinelasher Kudzu
• 1 Viridian Corruptor
• 1 Viridian Lorebearers
• 1 Vivid Revival
• 1 Vorapede
• 1 Wave of Vitriol
• 1 Wear Away
• 1 Whisperwood Elemental
• 1 Wildcall
• 1 Windstorm
• 1 Wolfir Avenger
• 1 Wolfir Silverheart
• 1 Woodland Guidance
• 1 Woodland Wanderer

• Black (88)
• 1 Annihilate
• 1 Archetype of Finality
• 1 Banshee of the Dread Choir
• 1 Behind the Scenes
• 1 Behold the Beyond
• 1 Brutal Nightstalker
• 1 Cabal Patriarch
• 1 Cao Ren, Wei Commander
• 1 Capital Punishment
• 1 Chill to the Bone
• 1 Consume the Meek
• 1 Consuming Vapors
• 1 Cruel Edict
• 1 Cruel Sadist
• 1 Dark Banishing
• 1 Dead Drop
• 1 Deathgaze Cockatrice
• 1 Defiant Bloodlord
• 1 Demonic Consultation
• 1 Diabolic Edict
• 1 Dimir House Guard
• 1 Dimir Machinations
• 1 Do or Die
• 1 Dusk Legion Zealot
• 1 Eater of Hope
• 1 Eradicate
• 1 Eyeblight's Ending
• 1 Flesh to Dust
• 1 Forced March
• 1 From Under the Floorboards
• 1 Gatekeeper of Malakir
• 1 Geth's Verdict
• 1 Gifted Aetherborn
• 1 Gild
• 1 Gloomdrifter
• 1 Grip of Desolation
• 1 Guul Draz Overseer
• 1 Harrowing Journey
• 1 Havoc Demon
• 1 Heartstabber Mosquito
• 1 Hex
• 1 Infernal Spawn of Infernal Spawn of Evil
• 1 Kill! Destroy!
• 1 Koskun Falls
• 1 Magus of the Mirror
• 1 Massacre
• 1 Midnight Scavengers
• 1 Minion of Tevesh Szat
• 1 Murderous Cut
• 1 Necravolver
• 1 Netherborn Phalanx
• 1 Night of Soul's Betrayal
• 1 Nirkana Cutthroat
• 1 Notorious Assassin
• 1 Oblivion Strike
• 1 Onyx Mage
• 1 Pit Keeper
• 1 Plague Sliver
• 1 Planar Despair
• 1 Reign of the Pit
• 1 Rend Flesh
• 1 Revenant
• 1 Rite of Consumption
• 1 Ritual of the Machine
• 1 Ruinous Path
• 1 Scourge of Nel Toth
• 1 Scythe Specter
• 1 Sengir Nosferatu
• 1 Sever Soul
• 1 Shoreline Salvager
• 1 Shred Memory
• 1 Sickening Dreams
• 1 Sins of the Past
• 1 Skithiryx, the Blight Dragon
• 1 Soul Salvage
• 1 Sutured Ghoul
• 1 Swallowing Plague
• 1 Tainted Pact
• 1 Tasigur's Cruelty
• 1 Undertaker
• 1 Victim of Night
• 1 Vile Requiem
• 1 Warren Wierding
• 1 Wasteland Scorpion
• 1 Wight of Precinct Six
• 1 Worst Fears
• 1 Xathrid Gorgon
• 1 Zhang He, Wei General

• Red (21)
• 1 Ashling the Pilgrim
• 1 Burn Away
• 1 Chaos Imps
• 1 Dead // Gone
• 1 Descent of the Dragons
• 1 Flash Conscription
• 1 Fling
• 1 Furnace Dragon
• 1 Generator Servant
• 1 Hateflayer
• 1 Hound of Griselbrand
• 1 Illuminate
• 1 Incite Rebellion
• 1 Jund Battlemage
• 1 Keldon Overseer
• 1 Pyroclasm
• 1 Ruinous Gremlin
• 1 Tibalt, the Fiend-Blooded
• 1 Torch Fiend
• 1 Tormenting Voice
• 1 Unwilling Recruit

• Blue (63)
• 1 Academy Elite
• 1 Amphin Pathmage
• 1 Artful Looter
• 1 Augury Owl
• 1 Benthic Explorers
• 1 Benthicore
• 1 Broken Ambitions
• 1 Cheatyface
• 1 Coastal Discovery
• 1 Comparative Analysis
• 1 Condescend
• 1 Counterbore
• 1 Countermand
• 1 Curse of the Swing
• 1 Daring Sabeteur
• 1 Deepfathom Skulker
• 1 Diminish
• 1 Dimir Infiltrator
• 1 Dominate
• 1 Dreamscape Artist
• 1 Drelnoch
• 1 Dulcet Sirens
• 1 Enhanced Awareness
• 1 Entrancing Melody
• 1 Ethereal Usher
• 1 Exert Influence
• 1 Followed Footsteps
• 1 Free-for-All
• 1 Geralf's Mindcrusher
• 1 Goliath Sphinx
• 1 Greater Morphling
• 1 Gurmag Drowner
• 1 Halimar Wavewatch
• 1 Hover Barrier
• 1 Identity Thief
• 1 Intellectual Offering
• 1 Interpret the Signs
• 1 Last Thoughts
• 1 Living Lore
• 1 Lone Revenant
• 1 Mirror Image
• 1 Monastery Flock
• 1 Murmuring Phantasm
• 1 Neurok Commando
• 1 Nullify
• 1 One with the Machine
• 1 Order of Succession
• 1 Overtaker
• 1 Prophet of Distortion
• 1 Scroll Thief
• 1 Shore Keeper
• 1 Spell Blast
• 1 Spell Contortion
• 1 Spell Counter
• 1 Sphinx of Lost Truths
• 1 Standstill
• 1 Stealer of Secrets
• 1 Switcheroo
• 1 Telling Time
• 1 Tempt with Reflections
• 1 Tezzeret's Ambition
• 1 Vexing Scuttler
• 1 Wretched Gryff

• Lands (35)
• 1 Abandoned Outpost
• 1 Ancient Spring
• 1 Bog Wreckage
• 1 Castle Sengir
• 1 Cinder Marsh
• 1 Cloudcrest Lake
• 1 Crumbling Vestige
• 1 Gemstone Mine
• 1 Hashep Oasis
• 1 Henge of Ramos
• 1 Inkmoth Nexus
• 1 Ipnu Rivulet
• 1 Irrigation Ditch
• 1 Lantern-Lit Graveyard
• 1 Looming Spires
• 1 Mogg Hollows
• 1 Moorland Haunt
• 1 Pine Barrens
• 1 Pinecrest Ridge
• 1 Rainbow Vale
• 1 Revered Highlands
• 1 Rootwater Depths
• 1 Sandstone Bridge
• 1 School of the Unseen
• 1 Sequestered Stash
• 1 Shallow Depths
• 1 Shefet Dunes
• 1 Skyline Cascade
• 1 Teetering Peaks
• 1 Thalakos Lowlands
• 1 Timberland Ruins
• 1 Tinder Farm
• 1 Tranquil Garden
• 1 Unclaimed Territory
• 1 Vec Townships

• White (53)
• 1 Aerial Responder
• 1 Allay
• 1 Angel of Glory's Rise
• 1 Angel of Renewal
• 1 Angelic Edict
• 1 Angelic Wall
• 1 Archangels's Light
• 1 Ballista Squad
• 1 Banishing Stroke
• 1 Bishop of Rebirth
• 1 Cathedral Membrane
• 1 Cleansing Meditation
• 1 Custodi Soulcaller
• 1 Dawnglare Invoker
• 1 Death or Glory
• 1 Devout Witness
• 1 Dispeller's Capsule
• 1 Dragonscale General
• 1 Eldrazi Displacer
• 1 Fortified Rampart
• 1 Frantic Salvage
• 1 Guan Yu, Sainted Warrior
• 1 Hail of Arrows
• 1 Heliod's Pilgrim
• 1 Herald of Anafenza
• 1 Honor's Reward
• 1 Iona's Judgment
• 1 Journey to Nowhere
• 1 Judge Unworthy
• 1 Kabira Vindicator
• 1 Kithkin Spiritduster
• 1 Liu Bei, Lord of Shu
• 1 Mastery of the Unseen
• 1 Order of Whiteclay
• 1 Perimeter Captain
• 1 Porphyry Nodes
• 1 Pulsemage Advocate
• 1 Rebuke
• 1 Remember the Fallen
• 1 Revoke Existence
• 1 Rockcaster Platoon
• 1 Rune-Tail, Kitsune Ascendant
• 1 Seasoned Tactician
• 1 Sheer Drop
• 1 Smite the Monstrous
• 1 Solemn Offering
• 1 Tasseled Dromedary
• 1 Terashi's Grasp
• 1 Totem-Guide Hartebeest
• 1 War Report
• 1 Wispmare
• 1 Zhang Fei, Fierce Warrior
• 1 Zhao Zilong, Tiger General

• Colorless (56)
• 1 Angelic Armaments
• 1 Avarice Amulet
• 1 Ballista Charger
• 1 Bargaining Table
• 1 Baton of Morale
• 1 Boompile
• 1 Bosium Strip
• 1 Claws of Gix
• 1 Cloak and Dagger
• 1 Codex Shredder
• 1 Consulate Skygate
• 1 Culling Dias
• 1 Decimator Web
• 1 Elsewhere Flask
• 1 Empyrial Plate
• 1 Graveyard Shovel
• 1 Hedron Matrix
• 1 Howling Golem
• 1 Illuminated Folio
• 1 Isochron Scepter
• 1 Jeweled Amulet
• 1 Liar's Pendulum
• 1 Lotus Blossom
• 1 Lux Cannon
• 1 Mage-Ring Responder
• 1 Mana Cylix
• 1 Mana Prism
• 1 Meteorite
• 1 Mindless Automaton
• 1 Mortarpod
• 1 My First Tome
• 1 Myr Welder
• 1 Mystic Compass
• 1 Necropouncer
• 1 Ovalchase Dragster
• 1 Pentad Prism
• 1 Puffer Extract
• 1 Rakdos Riteknife
• 1 Ring of Valkas
• 1 Ring of Xathrid
• 1 Scroll of the Masters
• 1 Sickleslicer
• 1 Skinwing
• 1 Soul Conduit
• 1 Strandwalker
• 1 Surestrike Trident
• 1 Surveyor's Scope
• 1 Thopter Assembly
• 1 Thraben Gargoyle
• 1 Throne of Empire
• 1 Titan Forge
• 1 Untethered Express
• 1 Xanthic Statue
• 1 Deathless Behemoth
• 1 Deceiver of Form
• 1 Endbringer

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That's a lot of cards pulled!