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Shinka, the Bloodsoaked Keep ($18): A utility land that enters the battlefield untapped, making it an essentially free upgrade over a basic Mountain for any mono-red deck

Assassins with high activation costs tend to lose a lot of utility, but Kiku, Nights Flower deserves mention for being cheap to cast and a potential commander in her own right

Not only is that okay, but that is recommended as having a card with multiple purposes ultimately gives you more flexibility to react to certain scenarios and bring synergy to your decks theme

Like the Bracket Four decks, Bracket Five decks have no deckbuilding restrictions aside from the Banned List

This could be your classic Counterspell or something as exotic as Avoid Fate