Its a great way to chain big spells together and keep your mana flowing, especially when paired with the likes of Birgi, God of Storytelling, who has a similar ability, and mana reducers like Ruby Medallion
Of the two, however, Amber/Emerald is undeniably the more fun
Unfortunately, the deck does not include the Abuela of the family that is a key card for this deck as it allows a player to fish out any Madrigal Character directly from their deck
And across those commanders, it offers a little of everything: It has wildly busted legends for cEDH, casual bangers, niche build arounds, and even reprints of some of the most powerful and iconic legends to ever grace the command zone
EN-Q1 Ursula, Ruler of Lorcana Disney Lorcana: Ursulas Return Promo Cards Checklist 34/P1 Mickey Mouse, Leader of the Band 35/P1 Ursulas Lair, Eye of the Storm 36/P1 Hidden Inkcaster 37/P1 Mulan, Enemy of Entanglement 38/P1 Ursula, Sea Witch Queen 40/P1 Flotsam & Jetsam, Entangling Eels
Whispers in the Well - Emerald and Amber Best cards: Simba, King in the Making The Amber and Emerald deck for Whispers in the Well has an unusual gameplan - you'll be going wide with characters, each of whom has a very distinctive ability to answer your opponent's strategies