What all these decks have in common is that they use Magic cards to craft the story they want to tell

I made the mistake of trading him an Ephara and he ended up putting together this deck: [deck title= Epharas Flash Mob] [Creatures] *1 Snapcaster Mage *1 Deputy of Acquittals *1 Whitemane Lion *1 Suture Priest *1 Spellstutter Sprite *1 Silverchase Fox *1 Vedalken Plotter *1 Pestermite *1 Aven Mindcensor *1 Stonecloaker *1 Dewdrop Spy *1 Deceiver Exarch *1 Ethersworn Shieldmage *1 Venser, Shaper Savant *1 Phyrexian Metamorph *1 Dust Elemental *1 Thistledown Liege *1 Restoration Angel *1 Glen Elendra Archmage *1 Kor Cartographer *1 Hollowhenge Spirit *1 Voidmage Husher *1 Ephara, God of the Polis *1 Sturmgeist *1 Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir *1 Darksteel Sentinel *1 Deadeye Navigator *1 Draining Whelk *1 Angel of Serenity *1 Phyrexian Ingester *1 Diluvian Primordial *1 Luminate Primordial *1 Trench Gorger [/Creatures] [Spells] *1 Saving Grasp *1 Wayfarers Bauble *1 Enlightened Tutor *1 Flickering Ward *1 Sol Ring *1 Swords to Plowshares *1 Scouts Warning *1 Mystical Tutor *1 Hoofprints of the Stag *1 Confound *1 Talisman of Progress *1 Remand *1 Azorius Signet *1 Into the Roil *1 Fellwar Stone *1 Forbid *1 Hinder *1 Cackling Counterpart *1 Repulse *1 Sphinxs Revelation *1 Dream Fracture *1 Capsize *1 Detention Sphere *1 Return to Dust *1 Cloud Cover *1 Dismiss *1 Evacuation *1 Desertion *1 Austere Command [/Spells] [Lands] *1 Academy Ruins *1 Adarkar Wastes *1 Azorius Chancery *1 Command Tower *1 Calciform Pools *1 Celestial Colonnade *1 Eiganjo Castle *1 Glacial Fortress *1 Hallowed Fountain *1 Halimar Depths *1 Homeward Path *1 Kor Haven *1 Maze of Ith *1 Minamo, School at Waters Edge *1 Mystic Gate *1 Reliquary Tower *1 Skycloud Expanse *1 Springjack Pasture *1 Strip Mine *1 Temple of Enlightenment *1 Temple of the False-God *1 Vesuva *5 Plains *11 Islands [/Lands] [/Deck] Swag focuses on playing a control game with this deck and uses a whole host of flash creatures to repeatedly trigger Epharas ability to draw cards

Each player selects two cards for every pick
On the other hand, his mana cost is quite friendly
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This isnt exactly a go-wide deck, so we dont want to be stuck with this as our card draw if weve only got one Dragon on the field