If you really want to make this work, take the Voltron route
The original strategy card game, Magic: The Gathering (MTG) has inspired more than 20 million fans over 25 years Sneak Attack Anowon, the Ruin Thief | Illustration by Magali Villeneuve The Decklist Commander (1) Creature (30) Lazav, Dimir Mastermind Enigma Thief Scourge of Fleets Gonti, Lord of Luxury Nighthowler Ogre Slumlord Sepulchral Primordial Consuming Aberration Notion Thief Oona, Queen of the Fae Sygg, River Cutthroat Faerie Vandal Invisible Stalker Latchkey Faerie Marang River Prowler Master Thief Nightveil Sprite Slither Blade Triton Shorestalker Whirler Rogue Changeling Outcast Frogtosser Banneret Marsh Flitter Oona's Blackguard Stinkdrinker Bandit Syr Konrad, the Grim Zulaport Cutthroat Merfolk Windrobber Sure-Footed Infiltrator Soaring Thought-Thief Instant (8) Fated Return Silumgar's Command Spinal Embrace Aetherize Fact or Fiction Murder Price of Fame Soul Manipulation Sorcery (9) Notorious Throng Stolen Identity In Garruk's Wake Necromantic Selection Distant Melody Open into Wonder Endless Obedience Rise from the Grave Extract from Darkness Enchantment (1) Artifact (13) Whispersteel Dagger Blackblade Reforged Bonehoard Obelisk of Urd Scytheclaw Arcane Signet Commander's Sphere Dimir Keyrune Dimir Locket Dimir Signet Heirloom Blade Mind Stone Sol Ring Land (38) Command Tower Dimir Aqueduct Dimir Guildgate Dismal Backwater Jwar Isle Refuge Myriad Landscape Rogue's Passage Submerged Boneyard Island x15 Swamp x15 The Strategy This is probably my favorite out of the bunch
Despite only Yveltal earning name recognition, Xerneas contributes a major part of this card's appeal, as the yin to Yveltal's yang
You will also want to have plenty of draw support to help you search out cards and thin your deck to find what you need to win the game
That's a lot of cascades for maximum value
