Obsidian Charmaw made its way into the deck in varying numbers at Pro Tour Barcelona, however players didnt seem completely sold on it, but now its interaction with Up the Beanstalk has earned Obsidian Charmaw an expanded role in the sideboard plans
It really is the cantrip that pushes it over the top, taking away the downside of having it removed at any point
It even answers Athreos, God of Passage, the spell I think might be the most played in the set, not to mention other hard to remove permanents like Thassa, God of the Sea and Underworld Connections
Guided Passage A quick break from some of the legendary creatures, Guided Passage is a way to draw three cards for only 3 mana
The other adventure lands are good as well, but this one allows for recursion of card types, enchantment and artifact, without the restriction White usually gets on mana value and nets us up to two cards in the process
Wrap Up Kindred Dominance | Illustration by Bram Sels Tribal or typal decks feel like a natural fit in EDH, and I know many players (myself included) whose first self-made deck was a typal deck
