If you can make a deck that uses the proliferate effect, though, then it gets a bit better
Blocking game-changing songs or actions for just one turn can completely disrupt your opponents carefully laid plans
Three Steps Ahead is useful because, while the rates for each of its individual abilities are a bit slower than wed like, the option to use any of them on one card means we can run that many less Cancels, Clones, and Catalogs in the rest of our library
Every aspect you can consider, Im thinking about that all day long and losing sleep over it sometimes. He says one part of that is hitting staple cards people are using a lot already, but also balancing that with some tastemaking picks that go off the beaten path when it makes sense, even if the appeal of the latter may be narrower as a result
First we have Ad Nauseam, a cEDH staple which can draw through your entire deck