Before Gush was banned from the format, Dimir Delver was the deck to beat. Alicodendrochit is soldiering on with Dimir Delve–a deck that still wants to wing Delver of Secrets and Gurmag Angler into play early, but has a backup plan of attacking with First-Sphere Gargantua. Despite being almost all-in on the delve plan, this deck tries to be resilient to graveyard hate by eschewing Accumulated Knowledge for Rain of Revelation. The PTQ Teachings deck took a similar route, leaning on Artificer’s Epiphany as a reload mechanism. With Tron decks needing the graveyard to enact their lock, it makes sense for decks that would normally rely on the graveyard as a resource to find other avenues to avoid splash damage. Alicodendrochit’s deck does not want to leave that graveyard stocked, but has no problem filling it up.