On top of that, there are a multitude of combos that can be executed once Derevi is in play
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MTG Lost Caverns of Ixalan Explorers of the Deep Decklist Heres the full decklist for the Explorers of the Deep Commander deck from Creatures to Lands: Creature: 29 Cards 1 Benthic Biomancer 1 Coralhelm Commander 1 Emperor Mihail II 1 Herald of Secret Streams 1 Kopala, Warden of Waves 1 Master of the Pearl Trident 1 Merfolk Sovereign 1 Seafloor Oracle 1 Surgespanner 1 Svyelun of Sea and Sky 1 Thassa, God of the Sea 1 Thieving Skydiver 1 Deeproot Elite 1 Realmwalker 1 Cold-Eyed Selkie 1 Kumena, Tyrant of Orazca 1 Prime Speaker Zegana 1 Tishana, Voice of Thunder 1 Vorel of the Hull Clade 1 Zegana, Utopian Speaker 1 Metallic Mimic 1 Merrow Reejerey 1 Sage of Fables 1 Stonybrook Banneret 1 Evolution Sage 1 Kioras Follower 1 Merfolk Mistbinder 1 Merfolk Skydiver 1 Tatyova, Benthic Druid Sorcery: 4 Cards 1 Curse of the Swine 1 Ravenform 1 Explore 1 Kodamas Reach Instant: 7 Cards 1 Ruinous Intrusion 1 Quandrix Command 1 Aetherize 1 Rapid Hybridization 1 Beast Within 1 Inspiring Call 1 Growth Spiral Artifact: 5 cards 1 Arcane Signet 1 Commanders Sphere 1 Simic Signet 1 Sol Ring 1 Swiftfoot Boots Enchantment: 6 Cards 1 Kindred Discovery 1 Reflections of Littjara 1 Branching Evolution 1 Hardened Scales 1 Simic Ascendancy 1 Deeproot Waters Land: 36 Cards 1 Alchemists Refuge 1 Hinterland Harbor 1 Karns Bastion 1 Mosswort Bridge 1 Temple of Mystery 1 Vineglimmer Snarl 1 Command Tower 1 Llanowar Reborn 1 Myriad Landscape 1 Path of Ancestry 1 Reliquary Tower 1 Rogues Passage 1 Secluded Courtyard 1 Simic Growth Chamber 1 Temple of the False God 1 Unclaimed Territory 7 Forest 13 Island New: 13 cards 1 Hakbal of the Surging Soul 1 Xolatoyac, the Smiling Flood 1 Mist Dancer 1 Ripples of Potential 1 Wave Goodbye 1 Bygone Marvels 1 Deeproot Historian 1 Topography Tracker 1 Tributary Instructor 1 Singer of Swift Rivers 1 Commit /// Memory 1 Merfolk Cave-Diver 1 Nicanzil, Current Conductor Simic colors deploying +1/+1 counters are among MTGs most reliably well-performing archetypes
Cards like Lord of Extinction are easily able to swell to a point that they kill in a hit
This is the payoff I have built my Aristocrats deck around
Blue Blue is much more commonly played than White, but still suffers a similar issue of cards that are good being commonly used, or being a combo piece
