This, in turn, has led to the rise of a new deck built, Panderburst, which has been putting up strong results
I could imagine a situation in which someone tries to Epic Downfall our Erebos and we actually choose to sacrifice our Ayara to his -2/-1 ability in order to drop our devotion back down below five, making Epic Downfall countered upon resolution
This already existed as the heavily played four mana to drop and four to use and colorless Quicksilver Amulet
While you control, Liliana's Undead Minion, nothing can cause you to lose the game
Tapping your Torrential Gearhulk to help you overload a Cyclonic Rift feels amazing to pull off
A mana base can be simple (say, seventeen Plains in an all-white, 40-card deck) or it can be quite complex: featuring multiple colors of mana, lands with unusual abilities, and indirect methods of making mana (via artifacts, creatures, or spells)