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3-0 Deck Example: Overperformers: Bake into a Pie, Think Twice, Burglar Rat, Eaten Alive, Infestation Sage Strategy Tips: Flashback spells combined with looter effects generate card advantage Dreadwing Scavenger serves as a powerful signpost that leverages graveyard synergies while finding your bombs Eaten Alive is strong even without fodder, but exceptional with it Macabre Waltz can retrieve your bombs even if discarded early Some builds succeed with high spell counts (Fleeting Distraction, Stab, Refute) alongside Tolarian Terror Blue-Red in MTG Foundations Limited Gameplan: UR aims to establish an early threat then push damage through pings with card draw and efficient removal

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