Gush (T1, Ext, S, Block) Gush fits into a strange niche
Although Im sure there are plenty of people out there whove always dreamt of having Grand Abolisher as their commander
When Lumra enters, mill four cards
The coolest thing about this is, that you could get lucky without knowing it and remove two annoying cards at once
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When you put Dockside into games that drop more mana rocks and other permanents on T1-2, it can make an egregious amount of mana as early as Turn 2