(Even if it involves everyone testing every single time, its a small price to pay to make it happen.) While I had the pleasure of playing a bonkers deck with Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite, Mirran Crusader, All is Dust, Deadly Tempest, Debtors Knell, and a bunch of as a pregame action, reveal Chancellor of the Annex, my second and far weaker deck required far more effort to function and got me paying much more attention to a far simpler card: the humble Anticipate
While it can take some ingenuity to meld these two archetypes together, it'll pay off massively
They first Axewed the trade-based currency and merged it with Shinedust
Being a potentially relevant silver bullet for Traverse the Ulvenwald yields additional bonus points
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Soul Bond Belief (2) can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others