I guess it's probably prudent, Larson, to explain how this deck works to anyone who's never seen the deck before.

Yeah, sure.

So it's an A-B combo deck, where part A is something that targets for free, which is Shuko or Nervous & Co.

And then part B is something that triggers from being targeted, which is Cephalid Delusionist, which mills free whenever it's targeted by anything, and Loki, which draws a card once per turn.

It's targeted.

So with Loki you draw cards, but with Illusionist you mill your deck.

And while milling you get into play Nakumibas.

Prismatic Ending was a card we saw main deck occasionally, and I think part of that is a nod to the fact that now we have to play three Narcomoeba, so that's changing some of the heuristics here as well.

I guess it's probably prudent, Larson, to explain how this deck works to anyone who's never seen the deck before.

Yeah, sure.

So it's an A-B combo deck, where part A is something that targets for free, which is Shuko or Nervous & Co.

And then part B is something that triggers from being targeted, which is Cephalid Illusionist, which mills free whenever it's targeted by anything, and Loki, which draws a card once per turn.

It's targeted.

So with Loki you draw cards, but with Illusionist you mill your deck.

And while milling you get into play Nakumibas.

Prismatic Ending was a card we saw main deck occasionally, and I think part of that is a nod to the fact that now we have to play three Narcomoeba, so that's changing some of the heuristics here as well.