Two spells in U/R have been great early enablers at setting up card quality or graveyard-oriented strategies: Careful Study and Faithless Looting
This sets up devastating turns where the Spread player can take several Knock Outs at once, rapidly swinging the Prize trade in their favor (e.g., Dragapult ex )
River Merfolk River Merfolk is a bit of a weird one
If the cards are inexpensive (say, under $20), simply slip those top loaders or team bags into a padded envelope for shipping
Learn more: Ed Greenwood, "Wyrms of the North: Claugiyliamatar" in Dragon Magazine 233 (September 1996) Dragons of Faern Sleeping Dragon's Wake (on D&D Beyond) Tiamat The five-headed progenitor of the chromatic dragons, Tiamat embodies the greed and vices of evil dragonkind
From embarrassing pit stains and painful sunburns, all the way to psychological desert mirages, sometimes the best way to get out of the heat is by taking a trip to a 6