Sunstar Chaplain Rating: 7/10 Whether you attack or station something, having two tapped creatures around on your end step feels nearly free
After a while, it became a staple of the tournament scene because it allows control decks to reliably kill without playing any creatures at all, turning lots of their opponents' cards useless by denying them targets
In a roundabout way, this effectively gives you access to an expensive form of Storm , but in clutch situations, it may be well worth taking the hit on the tapped creatures to double up on a spell
Since adding Sphinx (rather later than I should have) poor old Frost Titan has seen very little play
Cycling returns, giving you the option to trade off a spell's full potential for a card drawand sometimes a little extra
Showing up at a tournament with a deck that I know is sub-optimal feels bad, and Im always going to do whatever I can to improve my edge by even a tiny margin