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Solitude stays relevant in the format as long as powerful creatures are being played

Ive seen it pop off many, many times, and its always something to behold

Wheeling away your hand when it enters shows you lots of cards and stocks the graveyard (and perhaps triggering some discard synergies), then the second ability sets up your board to become incredibly threatening

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Faceless Haven Faceless Haven may not look too flashy, but it's consistently been one of the most-played Magic cards ever since its release at the top of the year, and that's because of how little downside there is to using it

Starring as the main commander is the duo of Shiko and Narset, Unified, coming with the new Jeskai-specific ability flurry, letting you copy your second spell each turn so long as that spell targets a permanent or player