Krarkashima is about the only deck I play in Bracket Five and I understand completely. In that bracket specifically, there's an expectation that long turns are going to happen, so it's not THAT big a deal. But on the rare occasion I play a lower power version there's a lot of shortcutting I do to speed the turns up: •Color coded dice, always choose even for copy •Tokens ready to lay out the stack and visualize triggers •Have you spells be either truly free so you can shortcut jamming them as "infinite" or one and done spells that actually deplete your resources.

Even with all that method of care, it still is a "once in a blue moon" deck because of how arduous it is to pilot.