This is a slow ramp-into-Eldrazi deck with almost no interaction for our combo, so the plan is simply to goldfish faster than they can assemble Emrakul or Devourer of Destiny. Brotherhood's End can wipe their early Basking Broodscale, Glaring Fleshraker, and Eldrazi Spawn tokens if we're forced to grind rather than combo off on time. Artist's Talent is a slower value engine that we don't need when the matchup is a race we're heavily favored in. Keep the full ritual and card selection suite intact to combo as early as possible before their Urza's Saga or Ancient Stirrings chains find hate pieces.

Izzet Prowess is a fast aggro deck with cheap burn (Lightning Bolt, Lava Dart) that can end the game quickly if we stumble, so we want to lower our curve of situational cards. Untimely Malfunction can redirect their removal or burn spells away from our Ral, Monsoon Mage or make their creatures unable to block while we combo, giving us flexibility against their tempo plan. Wish is too slow and card-disadvantageous when we need every card to protect our own plan and race their clock. Keep all rituals and card selection online since we need to combo as fast as possible before they curve out with Cori-Steel Cutter and burn us out.

Esper GenericBlink is loaded with free interaction like Solitude and Orcish Bowmasters plus hand disruption from Thoughtseize, so protecting our combo turn is critical. Silence stops them from flashing in Solitude or casting Consign to Memory/Force of Negation style interaction on our turn, letting our storm turn resolve cleanly. Prismatic Ending can answer an early Orcish Bowmasters or a problematic enchantment creature like Overlord of the Balemurk before it snowballs. We trim slower value pieces since this matchup is about surviving their disruption and protecting one explosive turn.