Adding a syndicate pairing page with some notes

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syndicates:
- Lifeblood
- Phasetide
category: Syndicate Pairings
overlappingMechanics:
- "[[Shift]]"
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Pairing has cards that care about [[Shift]] like [[Heretic Whistleblower]] and [[Convergent Pack]] so you could go that route.
Both pairings also have access to [[Flourish]], so you could go a board route and use [[Tidal Wave]] as a finisher.
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syndicates:
- Lifeblood
- Silence
category: Syndicate Pairings
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Typically the [[Somnus, the Dreaming]] pairing. Access to strong cards like [[Sap Sapper]] and [[Sleepy Druid]].
Suppose you could also go [[Evasive]] with removal to protect your creatures from [[Confront]], and have [[Spirit's Lament]] as a top end.
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syndicates:
- Lifeblood
- Singularity
category: Syndicate Pairings
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For this pairing, I typically go [[Sprout]].
[[P.O.G.O]] is another easy one drop to make all your tokens more lethal, and you have a lot of cheap removal like [[Rapid Iteration]] and [[Wake-Up Prod]] to remove blockers that can otherwise slow down your game plan.
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syndicates:
- Lifeblood
- Splintergleam
category: Syndicate Pairings
overlappingMechanics:
- "[[Fervor]]"
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Both syndicates have access to [[Fervor]]. So you could technically go that route.
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syndicates:
- Lifeblood
- Sungrace
category: Syndicate Pairings
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Both actually have access to [[Flourish]], given [[Limit Breaker]] and [[Soothing Glow]].
So you could wrong a flourish deck, protect your agents with the massive amount of protection Sungrace and Lifeblood provide, and get a surprise lethal with [[Symbiosis]] to pay off all your flourish triggers.
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syndicates:
- Phasetide
- Silence
category: Syndicate Pairings
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I suppose a control heavily [[The One True Timeline]] deck.
[[Boof, Ever Loyal]] will return to hand the last played spell the current round if it dies. [[Silence]] has a lot of nice removal spells to copy.
And I suppose given how easy it is to immortalize your cards with the one true timeline, [[Solemn Attendant]] will always have a target.
[[Paradox Plague]] can be a bit awkward if there are not many timelines in the timeline stack, or bulky enough paradox units on the board, and [[Phasetide]] provides both.
So mid range [[The One True Timeline]] deck with [[Silence]] utilities and removal.
And potential [[The Firm Hand]] can be what turns on your [[Overburdened Scribe]].
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syndicates:
- Phasetide
- Singularity
category: Syndicate Pairings
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The [[Fractal Phantasm]] pairing, given the sheer amount of access [[Phasetide]] has to [[Shift]].
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syndicates:
- Phasetide
- Splintergleam
category: Syndicate Pairings
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You have access to bleeding and healing. Seems kind of clear of a gameplan. Bleed everything, and keep your stuff barely alive, while everything your enemy has dies.
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syndicates:
- Phasetide
- Sungrace
category: Syndicate Pairings
overlappingMechanics:
- "[[Heal]]"
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You can [[Snap Back]] your [[Supernova]] for so much mana.
This is more of the stereotypically heal faction due to all the healing in [[Phasetide]] and [[Starfueled Medics]] to turn your healing more into a win condition.
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syndicates:
- Silence
- Singularity
category: Syndicate Pairings
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I like going [[Deplete]]. Singularity has good removal and [[Timestop]].
If your deplete plan still fails, you have [[Zorp, Unrecyclable]] to continue the attacking plan forever.
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syndicates:
- Silence
- Splintergleam
category: Syndicate Pairings
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The [[Precon Telekinetic Burn]] deck. And I like to go that route. So many activate triggers, with [[Telepathic Conduit]], [[Bloodline Tracker]] and [[Ylka, the Headliner]] all in play, you can just blow up your opponent.
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syndicates:
- Silence
- Sungrace
category: Syndicate Pairings
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The typical control pairing.
You can put down one threat at a time, like [[Limit Breaker]], [[Canine Adjutant]], [[Debris Collector]] and [[Jury of the Second Law]].
All your [[Silence]] spells will kill their threats, plus you can [[Overflow]] for days.
[[Redactionist]] is great graveyard hate. You also have [[Suncursed Conduit]] to shut down [[Fractal Phantasm]]s, so you can uber kill the things you kill.
If you encounter a [[Devourer Spawn]] or [[Roiling Amalgam]] you can always [[Throw into the Sun]].
[[APEX Starcruise]] is another top board wipe that also has a big body to start doing damage.
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syndicates:
- Singularity
- Splintergleam
category: Syndicate Pairings
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I've seen a person go the [[Singularity]] + [[Splintergleam]] pairing just to have [[Timestop]] to protect their big [[Bleed]] troops that been heavily buffed. Using [[Nascent Clone]] to duplicate [[Fervor]] casts was also a pretty clever idea.
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syndicates:
- Singularity
- Sungrace
category: Syndicate Pairings
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This pairing has the funny access to discard revive, so you can cheat out something like [[Kyln, the Dynasty]] or the classic [[Devourer Spawn]] early with [[Entropy's End]].
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syndicates:
- Splintergleam
- Sungrace
category: Syndicate Pairings
overlappingMechanics:
- "[[Volcanic Rivers]]"
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I saw someone using [[Lightsteel Engineer]] with the entire [[Volcanic Rivers]] package, and I just love it.
Technically, [[Gentle Frank]] also reduces core damage, but I feel like your going to die before 8 mana.
[[Clarion, Deepest Breath]] turns your [[Volcanic Rivers]] shifts into life gain, but then you need to run the [[Overflow]] package.