Flying creatures are hard to block, and this deck takes full advantage of that
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They're so un-memorable that I had completely forgotten that they had been printed
If I was building Izzet Lessons with an infinite budget rather than on a zero rare / $30 budget, the non-land cards in the deck would look almost exactly the same, but the one place the deck would get a massive upgrade if budget wasn't a concern is the manabase, which is currently one tapped dual land and a bunch of basics
If anything, Urabrask is probably being undervalued right now, because its not a slot-in for any one specific deck like Vorinclex was for decks that care about counters
