You see, the beautiful part of "Tutors" like Merlin is that you can put 1 card in a deck to tip the scales in a matchup without giving up deck integrity for the other 5 decks you'll possibly play that day
In my opinion, the final state of a well organized collection for deckbuilding should be: Sets organized alphabetically Cards in a set organized alphabetically Cards organized by color in their respective letter Cards scanned and put into a collection manager like Manabox or Moxfield This method makes it easy to find individual cards for a deck from a deck list or to browse your collection organically to build a deck from scratch
Put a +1/+1 counter on the creature you control if the gift was promised
So naturally, Yuna, Hope of Spira is designed to work in conjunction with summons
There are six Ink colors in total: Amber (yellow), amethyst (purple), emerald (green), ruby (red), sapphire (blue), and steel (grey)
In Grixis we have punishing draw engines to spell-slinging recursion and apocalyptic avatars, Grixis decks have always stood out for their spectacle and their ability to turn a friendly game into pandemonium