Riffing off of part of a song title by The Lovin’ Spoonful, this was yet another suspend deck. While the 3.44 average cost looks high, the suspend costs bring it down considerably. The problem, as always, is that early turns have nothing to show for the expenditures for turns on end, and the opposition can lay the ground work for critical damage before this can get started. The (2)/3/6/15/1/11/2 curve is OK for what this is, but I just needed to use more regular spells with something like this.