How They Brew It

Alehsa heads up my bizarro-goad deck, which uses strange, old cards to kill creatures that don't attack. "Goad" a creature into attacking, tap it down so it can't, and watch it explode from the contradiction!

Another complete jankfest. This Kadena deck goes beyond playing morphs and uses a combination of cards to suspend permanents from the battlefield!

I'm told Ruric Thar exists so that everyone can play fair magic. It's too bad that you can give him lifelink and completely nullify his downsides then.

Ever wanted to flex on an opponent? This Belzenlok list draws your entire deck just to put it right back.

Some creatures wanna be blocked, but sometimes your opponents aren't willing to play along. My Feather deck wins by blocking your own creatures — and I don't mean forcing your opponents to block, either.

Codie says you can't cast permanent spells with them on the battlefield, but their activated ability has no such restriction. Make mana with them, blink them off the field, and then cast a Bringer for cheap to cascade into gigantic spells!

This is the most complicated deck you'll ever see, bar none: my infamous Brudiclad list uses the incredible jank of Licids to equip Auras, fortify nonlands, and Bestow in reverse!

Make lots of artifact tokens with Svella, and go for broke by turning them all into huge amounts of life!

It's a complete scam: Xiahou Dun uses quick-reanimation effects like Feign Death to sacrifice himself over and over for value!

Karma's a beach, as this Kethis deck can attest to. Punish your opponents for ramping by dealing them more damage the more lands they have!