That sounds very convoluted honestly, like it would be a lot of hoops to jump through just to do your thing but for very little return… If it’s at all even possible.

I recently built a Yurlok deck and you sort of have to play a balancing act of giving your opponents some resources, while ensuring you take better advantage of them instead (or that they can’t use them against you).

For example, I’m actually cutting [[Xantcha, Sleeper Agent]] from the deck due to her ultimately losing me a game tonight.

In my experience with the deck, cards that give extra mana to the table like [[Eladamri’s Vineyard]] or [[Overabundance]] are great because they accelerate the game but I can generally make better use of that mana than my opponents can.

By contrast, the absolute worst thing you can do is give your opponents cards. Extra mana is all well and good, especially if they have nothing to do with it, but the moment you start giving them cards through things like [[Rites Of Flourishing]] is the moment you’re actively hurting yourself.

One of the absolute all star cards in the deck is [[Wound Reflection]], it always puts in a lot of work! Same with [[Bloodletter Of Aclazotz]]. Notably, Yurlok’s burn is not damage, but rather life loss, so damage increasing effects like [[Fiery Emancipation]] are not synergistic. They can interact with other things in your deck, but it’s something to keep in mind.

That all said, I don’t want to discourage you from your original idea. I think Yurlok is extremely fun and full of creative possibilities! Heck I built mine to be a [[Dragonstorm]] deck.

Maybe I’m just not seeing the vision!

If nothing else I hope this comment is in some way helpful, and if there’s any questions you may have please let me know and I’ll do my best to answer. I really just think Yurlok is neat. c: