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Ley Weaver + Lore Weaver Ley Weaver | Illustration by Livia Prima Commander (2) Creature (21) Arbor Elf Daggerback Basilisk Deadly Recluse Drift of Phantasms Galvanic Alchemist Horseshoe Crab Kessig Recluse Krosan Restorer Nightshade Peddler Prodigal Sorcerer Rootwater Hunter Rot Wolf Seeker of Skybreak Simic Ragworm Soliton Tandem Lookout Thornwind Faeries Trinket Mage Vigean Graftmage Voyaging Satyr Zuran Spellcaster Instant (12) Banishing Knack Brainstorm Capsize Frantic Search Mana Leak Mizzium Skin Muddle the Mixture Quick Study Reclaim Return to Nature Run Away Together Vitalize Sorcery (11) Callous Dismissal Compulsive Research Cultivate Deep Analysis Divination Kodama's Reach Mobilize Rampant Growth Rofellos's Gift Salvage Secrets of the Golden City Enchantment (17) Dawn's Reflection Deep Freeze Fertile Ground Freed from the Real Gift of Paradise Hermetic Study Lignify Market Festival New Horizons Overgrowth Psionic Gift Sheltered Aerie Snake Umbra Unable to Scream Utopia Sprawl Verdant Haven Wild Growth Artifacts (1) Land (36) Ash Barrens Bant Panorama Command Tower Evolving Wilds Forest x14 Island x13 Lakeside Shack Seat of the Synod Simic Growth Chamber Simic Guildgate Thornwood Falls The partner with pairing of Ley Weaver and Lore Weaver is about as straightforward as Simic decks get: They create a bunch of mana and draw a bunch of cards

Eldrazi Displacer with the Champion is especially brutaland I couldn't resist the one Outrider to flicker over and over again for card advantage

Aside from the value and fun of opening such a cool new bomb, Jumpstart seemed to offer something Magic has never quite achieved before: a truly open-and-start new player experience

The Dredge decks will love Turntimber Sower, but it doesnt feel like there is too much more use for the card

Sometimes, though, it can end up a little pricey, and feels quite far away from whites Eerie Interlude