The Scarlet Witch - Upgrades

Jeska's Will is a premium storm-turn card, but its price already reflects heavy Commander demand.

Greaves is a practical check because Wanda is visible and likely to draw removal before the payoff turn.

Artist matters if the deck is actually chaining multiple spells, not only casting one discounted spell.

Brew matters if players want the pump spell to also clean up the hand before the discounted turn.

This is a payoff card to test after the deck proves it can make Wanda large enough.

Voice is a baseline comparison card. It helps the deck function, but it does not make mana by itself.

Geyser is strongest when the table is tapped down and the deck has enough cards to keep casting.

Big Score is the cleanest support-card check because it fixes a slow hand and gives Scarlet Witch mana for the next spell.

Pillage is useful if the deck wants redundancy on Big Score effects, not just one flashy turn.

Seize is less explosive than Big Score but helps smooth hands before the big spell turn.

This is a real spellslinger test if players want exile cards and Treasures instead of pure draw-discard.

This is the kind of top-end spell Scarlet Witch players are testing: expensive normally, explosive when discounted.

Bonesplitter is the practical power test: low setup cost, immediate discount pressure.

Boots may be cleaner than Greaves when the deck needs to keep targeting Scarlet Witch with pump effects.