Welcome to the latest installment of Mana Math, where I take a bunch of facts and figures that Wizards dumps on us and I turn it into a simple, understandable answer to the burning question: How hard is it to get the cards we want
It's never bad to have a lot of mana, but that sort is usually best paired with a slower control deck, and Graveyard Overdrive looks a little more aggressive
I think there might also be an option for a five-color turbo Ad Nauseam deck in cEDH featuring Food Chain lines and the other usual suspects for turbo win conditions
This will give us a break-down by color and their importance
Ugin can wipe out not only creatures, but planeswalkers, enchantment, and colored artifacts
Like most Clones, its good with creatures that have strong enters abilities, but myriad makes those with powerful saboteur effects like Ancient Silver Dragon just as enticing