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If you enchant your [c]Pestermite[/c] with [c]Splinter Twin[/c], then you can tap Pestermite to create a copy of itself, and each copy will untap the original Pestermite, and then you can repeat the process as many times as you want
This card works well in some legends-matter decks, particularly a Jodah, the Unifier deck where you may just need a few more points of commander damage to take an opponent out
You can also build Vampires as a slower, more controlling deck that works just as well as an aggressive discard version, but it will be much harder to pull off effectively on a tight budget
The common Bitter Revelation will put two cards from the top four of your library into your hand and then the other two into your graveyard so it digs four and draws two, and you lose a spot of life
One of the biggest trends in casual speculation, interestingly enough, is colorless cards