As Wizards continues to print more and more strong utility lands, it just keeps getting better set by set
More than that, its not one I initially expected to be quite so much fun
This deck will feel at home anywhere - at any table with any other decks and players - for years to come as a valued part of any collection
Effectively a net loss every spell
If Crook of Condemnation had been in the format over the past couple of years, it's likely that Rally the Ancestors wouldn't have become so oppressive, and it's even possible that Emrakul, the Promised End would still be legal in Standard
Between main decks and sideboards, 374 copies were registered across 127 Izzet Prowess decks, 3 Izzet Cauldron decks, and 1 Izzet Proft deck