You see, if you cast a spell that sets up an effect that happens "at end of turn" once you've past the start of the end-of-turn step, you can keep the results of that spell around until the next end-of-turn step
Mono-color deckbuilding is interesting in Constructed because you're making trade-offs by cutting yourself off from other colors
All of that said, this deck is a graveyard combo deck, and its weaker to disruption than some other decks in that categoryYawgmoth combo can fight through a Leyline, while this effectively rolls over
You can control creativity, mesh type, polygon count, materials, quality, and export format while the AI handles the heavy lifting
Up there with Mana, Attack and STOP COUNTERING MY SPELLS YOU SHITLORD! Oh my God, another good one
Of course, the number of gems you spend cares quite a bit about whether you win or not, but we'll talk about that in-depth next time