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Control the early phase of the game with a mix of countermagic and removal spells and win with your large hexproof Dragons (Dragonlord Ojutai and Silumgar).There are several cheap Dragon-powered spells that allow you to get to that point. Silumgar’s Scorn is an incredibly powerful card if you have a Dragon in hand. It’s been a long time since Wizards printed Counterspell but this is about as close as it gets. A 2-mana answer that can deal with any threat at any point in the game is incredibly powerful, and a big draw to playing the deck. Foul-Tongue Invocation is also quite powerful, as the 4 life buys you the time to get to the late game.Esper Dragons is particularly strong against midrange decks that can’t pressure you enough in the early game. Green-based midrange decks can’t do much about Esper’s late-game strategy of:1. Play Ojutai2. Attack with Ojutai and protect it with counterspells3. ProfitEsper was one of my top choices in the weeks leading up to the tournament, but the recent addition of Crackling Doom to Jeskai closed the gap in what used to be a great matchup.
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