Draconic Dissent (Blue and Red) fits squarely into spellslinging territory with its colour identity and MTGs history of magic-controlling dragons, though the pun in the name may mean the deck leans towards control and counterspells
While it doesnt reach the stratospheric rarity of its cosmic-foil sibling, the borderless version of the Soul Stone still positions it as a premium buy for Marvel fans who want a showpiece without entering five-figure territory
For an SR-rarity pull, this is solid sustained demand
The second part of this comes with the following question: How often do you cast Think Twice off Forbidden Alchemy
You played Natural Balance to get five more lands, untapped and ready to tap for mana and sacrifice for more mana
Still, the best spices to pick from are often you own, so having a few decent activated abilities for you to choose from your graveyard might be a good idea