# 1.1:
## MB:
-1 Chandra ToD (to SB): 4 cmc sorcery speed not where we want to be. Often had her in hand but didn't every feel like the right play. Considering going down to 0 in the MB. Bring in against Green decks.
+1 Harnessed Lightning: best removal spell in our colours. Between this and abrade but this just does better even with our limited energy production; 2 CMC instant speed deal 3 is a fine floor for the late game upside. Possibly swap for Abrade in control mirror. If meta is super aggressive, consider going up to 4 Magma Spray instead.
## SB:
-2 Fatal Push: the deck struggles too much to make {B} turn 1.
+1 Chandra ToD: see reasons above
+1 Magma Spray: some match ups, the earlier we get this the better. Possibly better as a 2-2 split and replace 1 MB with an Abrade but definitely want the full 4 in the 75.
## To consider:
* Possibly a second Doomfall as a mother hand disruption / removal for Hydra. Currently To the Slaughter is in that spot but could see it changing for the versatility.
* The extra removal/flex slot could be a Hieroglyphic Illumination or draw spell. Could cut a land for a SECOND one, but probably not since being three colour we hurt really bad if we don't hit our land drops, and 26 has felt like a MUCH safer number instead of 24 that we were running in the previous U/R build.
* Alternatively, this extra slot could be another counterspell. Either a fourth Disallow or a Void Shatter for variation. Probably Disallow is just more versatile though.
* If the meta becomes VERY aggressive, consider moving to some number of Kozilek's Return; being able to recast at instant speed with TG seems good. Notably K-Return doesn't hit Giften Aetherborn. Other options for this slot is Yahenni's Expertise, although the {B}{B} is very hard with current configuration. Also need a way to deal with Hazoret if RDW appears.
* Scorpion God has been great so far; getting additional ETB for TG is super value. But again 5 mana sorcery speed is not super good for this deck, although this is somewhat mitigated by the resiliency, and he almost never comes down on Turn 5.