Whats more, Wizards is printing more and more incidental graveyard hate that might be worth more of a slot than wedging Soul-Guide Lantern or Relic of Progenitus into your deck
That said, what the second edition of the Card Sleeve lacks in quantity of materials, it more than makes up in quality
Next turn I would cast Grazing Whiptail if they played a creature that Burning Sun's Avatar could kill, and Charging Monstrosaur if they just passed back to me
Upon entering the battlefield, this two mana enchantment exiles both graveyards, and every card that hits the graveyard while Rest in Peace is out is exiled instead
Dragonfire Blade Dragonfire Blade is criminally underrated by many, speaking of crimes, you want to stop opponents from targeting your stuff
This deck list has actually no real way to deal with that matchup as Iron Thorns ex will remove your ability to use Summoning Star so it is almost a guaranteed loss