Dungeons & Dragons is probably best known for the characters we all make for ourselves, along with the NPCs that our ever-patient DMs come up with to guide us through or hinder us in our adventures
According to official rulings, this "ability includes permanent spells (Artifacts, Creatures, Enchantments, and Planeswalkers), not just Instant and Sorcery spells." Against a mono-color deck, Iona offers a devastating blow
Online resources like EDHREC are perfect for finding powerful, popular cards you might've otherwise missed, but it's also great to go completely off-piste, figuring out different interactions between niche cards, and building something that's entirely your own
You can also challenge your opponent's characters, or play other cards to help you win
As another grindy deck looking to simply outvalue opponents over time, these GB lists are perfectly positioned for that kind of card
The dealer is usually responsible for shuffling the deck before the hand is dealt, although, on occasion other players may be enlisted to perform the shuffle as well
