Selesnya decks lay the groundwork through board-affecting enchantments or auras to pump their creatures or hinder their opponents
This year, however, it was reprinted in Commander Masters and you can pick up a copy now for twenty bucks, so if youve been hankering to build a five-color Dragon deck, nows a good time to do it

Abomination of Llanowar Adeline, Resplendent Cathar Aetherwing, Golden-Scale Flagship Altar Golem Ashaya, Soul of the Wild Barracks of the Thousand Battle Squadron Beguiler of Wills Brotherhood Vertibird Burrowguard Mentor Caustic Bronco Crowd of Cinders Crusader of Odric Dodgy Jalopy Dollmaker's Shop // Porcelain Gallery Freedom Fighter Recruit Fungal Behemoth Geist-Honored Monk Grand Ossuary Hallowed Haunting Horde of Boggarts Huatli, Warrior Poet HumanTime Lord Meta-Crisis Ironroot Warlord Keldon Warlord Kolaghan Forerunners Maester Seymour Majestic Myriarch Maraxus of Keld Master of Etherium Master of the Wild Hunt Nightmare Primo, the Unbounded Queen Allenal of Ruadach Robobrain War Mind Rumbling Ruin Sandman, Shifting Scoundrel Scion of the Wild Seraph of the Masses Sharpshooter Elf Silverwing Squadron Snow Villiers Soulsurge Elemental Suki, Kyoshi Warrior Sumala Rumblers Super-Adaptoid Tanazir Quandrix The Legend of Kyoshi The Mycotyrant The Scouring Stormsoul Thousand Moons Smithy Vernal Sovereign Vertex Paladin Veteran Warleader Vile Aggregate Voice of Resurgence Wayfaring Temple Westvale Cult Leader Zurgo's Vanguard

I talked last week about being mindful of using your enablers to maximize achieving delirium, but it largely boils down to paying attention, planning ahead, and being aware that not picking anything may very well be correct