sealed products can be a good investment, while singles allow collectors to target specific cards they need
Key cards: Cabal Therapy, Duress, Ad Nauseum, Chain of Vapor/Void Snare, Burning Wish Cards to consider removing: Jace, the Mind Sculptor, Force of Will, Pact of Negation, Emrakul, the Aeons Torn Cards to consider adding: Trickbind, Flusterstorm, Leyline of Sanctity, Ravenous Trap, Noxious Revival, Surgical Extraction, Echoing Truth Burn: Leyline of Sanctity is king here, but Eidolon of the Great Revel is the equalizer
Corpse Dance's limitation is that you can only bring back the top creature from your graveyard (remember the days when the order of your graveyard mattered?)
Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain Though Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain references historic cards generally, it almost always ends up being an artifact deck that combines Jhoiras incredible card draw with 0-cost artifacts like Lotus Petal, Jeweled Amulet, and Mox Amber to generate immense bursts of card advantage
Some players consider this cheating - a perspective that views deckbuilding as a personal and creative experience