The little notches above the cards picture indicate the number of copies you own, and the number filled in show how many are in your current deck
YouTuber LegenVD gives an example of how these decks work: Roiling Vortex provides perfect protection against Discover combo: your opponent suffers five damage for each free spell they cast
Im taking a look at the best commons, uncommons, and rares for both Modern and Commander, plus a pick for the best commons for the Pauper format
Although it comes with a relatively high base cost, Hunter's Mark can be used extremely cheaply against opponents playing Blue cards (ignoring their inevitable counter-spells, too), and to potentially devastating effect against Blue planeswalkers it's a tempting sideboard card
Doubling Season After The Chain Veil and Oath of Teferi, this was a card you knew would be here from the title of the article, right
Iroh makes a ton of sense as an Avatar-Only deck since he works best with Lessons, and nearly all the good Lesson cards are found in the set anyway