1Tamiyo, Field Researcher
Ray of Erasure was more about removing a known top card from a library but as it does nothing but mill a card, I included it
Im gonna start acquiring the cards I need as soon as I can get my hands on them, and soon enough Ill be building all of the brand new decks
Scalpers, or people who buy up all of a product just to resell it online for a much higher price, have cleared shelves and made buying cards incredibly hard to do
The only drawback is that consistency engines often require time to set up and always take even more time to set up the rest of the board, so they are incompatible with a deck that wishes to attack aggressively
With recursion tools like Sun Titan, you can bring it back for repeated pressure and removal flexibility