The cycle continues, allowing Korvold, Fae-Cursed King to do everything you want in a Sacrifice deck and more.
While they're far too powerful for Modern, a new MH3 spoiler showcases a promising, less overwhelming effect stapled onto some good lore
These are the most consistent decks in Standard and the most played on the Arena Ladder: Izzet variations (prowess, elementals, lessons): These decks all play a lot of blue and red cantrips/burn/lessons to fill their graveyard and exploit synergies, like lessons in the graveyard, cost reduction, or elemental creatures
That competitive angle means Force of Negation's worth a pretty penny
RealmwalkerRealmwalker (108,426 Inclusions, 6% of 1,800,702 Decks) There was a time when I leaned this deck super hard into Aeve, Progenitor OozeAeve, Progenitor Ooze, which is precisely why I started dubbing it Creature Storm