Unlike creatures with similar abilities in the past, being an artifact will make it harder to remove in general. First off, there are so many cards that play into the artifacts matter theme, including all cards with Improvise, that having an early artifact on the battlefield is very useful. Pacification Array - This card works on two levels. As we are seeing, there will be a lot of cards and abilities that will allow you to trigger Revolt, making Fatal Push that much better. Even without the Revolt trigger you will be able to remove a lot of creatures in the early game. Fatal Push is one of the most pushed removal cards that we've seen in a while. Yesterday, I talked about the return of Shock, and now Fatal Push gets added to that list. There are a lot of cards in the Kaladesh Block that add +1/+1 counters including Rishkar, Peema Renegade which would net you a 4/5 and a 4/4 creature that tap for mana on turn three.įatal Push - One thing that Kaladesh was lacking was cheap removal spells. My mind is already racing with the possibilities for this card. This will allow you get to get more Energy for each Energy card you play. I love the addition of players getting extra counters as well. Winding Constrictor - Hardened Scales was one of my favourite cards when Khans of Tarkir was in Standard and I don't think Winding Constrictor will disappoint me either. Even in the late game though, you will able to keep it as a threat to block because it can trade up if needed. You want to be playing this on turn two before it can be overpowered. Some evasion would be nice on this card, but it is replaced with the cheap casting cost of the creature. It will be able to trade with any creature it comes against on the battlefield and should gain you 4-6 life along the way. Adding on two powerful abilities will make it hard to deal with. A 2/3 body on a two-casting cost creature is a great starting point. Gifted Aetherborn - This card has already been nicknamed Vampire Nighthawk lite. Cascade was a very strong ability, and even though this is upon death and not casting of the card, it shouldn't make you hesitant about playing this card. Treasure Keeper has a solid 3/3 body, which means it will be able to trade well before getting you a replacement spell for free. Treasure Keeper - Once again, we have another 2-for-1 value card with a Cascade like ability. With a solid three power by itself, it can trade well and make sure that getting Revolt is not the be all end all of this card. I always want to try and find cards that are two for ones, and Renegade Rallier fits that bill. Renegade Rallier – With so many cards that can trigger Revolt including a lot of cards that have casting cost 2 or less, this card screams value to me. So here are 10 Uncommons from Aether Revolt that you should consider when building your 40-card deck at your local Aether Revolt prerelease. They could be powerful removal or soldid early to mid-game creatures that will show the path to victory. I feel like the cards that you get and use in the Uncommon slot of each pack are some of the most impactful cards you use in your Limited deck. Yesterday I talked about 10 Commons that you’ll need to keep your eyes out for, but today I turn my attention to 10 powerful Uncommons that will shape your deck choice. Welcome to more of week two of the Daily Dose of Aether Revolt where I’m talking about the cards that you need to be ready for come prerelease weekend. Daily Dose of Aether Revolt – Top 10 Uncommons for Prerelease

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