The best thing to do is to sleeve your cards
Kruphix, God of Horizons Kruphix, God of Horizons gives you Horizon Stone in the command zone
Simic already excels at ramp, card draw, and creature-based value, and Tam turns all of that into a near-impenetrable battlefield once your engine is online
Here's a breakdown of the ten two-color archetypes (with text borrowed from the box insert draft helpers, written by Jules): Oltec Ingenuity (White-Blue Artifact Control) : Buy time with blockers, removal, and life gain while you assemble an array of wondrous artifacts to take over the late game
Fell the Profane / Fell Mire Modal double-faced cards that are lands on one side and spells on the other have proven to be popular in Constructed formats, and Fell the Profane is an example of an excellent one from Modern Horizons 3
Once its on the battlefield, it often changes the texture of an entire game, turning the card advantage that most decks look to create into a liability, no matter the plan of your opponents