Once the last lore counter goes on The Great Work you can cast all your instant and sorcery spells in your graveyard for the turn, effectively giving you a ton of cards to refill your hand
They describe the deck as "a labour of love", and it shows
Every movement is a summonseven your screams
Infect doesn't defend creatures with too much countermagic anyway) Green Melira, Sylvok Outcast Nature's Claim Vines of Vastwood Fog Seal of Primordium Honorable mention: Choke It's a trap!: Beast Within (three mana for removal is way too expensive, especially if it's vulnerable to Skite/Blessing/Vines) Multicolored Deflecting Palm Zealous Persecution Fulminator Mage Izzet Staticaster Crackling Doom Honorable mention: Golgari Charm It's a trap!: Abrupt Decay (Too expensive, stopped by Skite/Vines/Blessing, can't even hit Inkmoth) Colorless Spellskite Chalice of the Void Engineered Explosives Ensnaring Bridge Pithing Needle Honorable mention: Platinum Angel It's a trap!: Relic of Progenitus (Shouldn't have to say this, but I see it all the time
Creatures that either exceed or fail this vanilla test tend to do so because they are either breaking another rule or because they are saddled with some other drawback that changes their effectiveness
First seen in 2018, historic returns as a central theme in this deck, encouraging you to play plenty of legendary creatures from throughout Doctor Who
