While some split cards let you cast one or both sides in the same turn, there are split cards with an aftermath mechanic where you cast one side, wait for the card to hit the graveyard, then cast the aftermath portion
Even with its wacky name, it gives off the impression that the opponent is about to get a massive beatdown that is bound to hurt
It looks to win by steadily building Lore to 20 through efficient resource ramping and clever disruption
For example, say you've previously noted J, A, Y, and Z, and you cast a Magic 2012 Incinerate, credited to Zoltan Boros and Gabor Sziksai
Below is an overview of the 20 new-to-Standard cards that have seen the most play across the decklists I reviewed
Designing the Sideboard Dust to Dust is very efficient at sweeping away artifacts, and probably better suited to this deck than Energy Flux or Shatterstorm