Surprisingly, Invasion of Shandalardoesn't have any restrictions on the permanents you can Regrowth, which means in a graveyard deck, you can set up some absurd value loops by using the battle to return two permanents and another copy of itself to your hand and then doing that again the next turn, but this is pretty slow
Then, there was a tournament that featured this deck: The basic idea was simply that you find your single Megrim with your tutors and use your fast mana to cast a Memory Jar
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Wrap Up Hazoret the Fervent | Illustration by Chase Stone Discard strategies can be very powerful in almost any MTG format, from Standard to EDH
Impulse has really been powerful in implementing a strong game across the years, and it's an iconic card from this Block