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Tron is a deck that punishes control decks, but luckily the land destruction that comes naturally in the manabase gives us a fighting chance
This creature puts Gates from the top of your library onto the battlefield, and then gives you all of the cards you look at with its ability if you control nine or more Gates
The short version of the long answer is to play the deck and don't give up if you fail the first couple of times
Haliya, Ascendant Cadet I adore the card drawing potential of this Selesnya take on Bident of Thassa
When all of your cards just fuel an inevitable stream of Bloodghasts and Prized Amalgams, there arent as many interesting decisions on either players side as there are from extremely varied game pieces, such as a 6/6 flier that is worth killing but can eventually come back at a cost of some mana, unlike so many of the other graveyard recursion creatures