1:8 rares), 3 Uncommons, 10 Commons, 1 basic land (15c36p6b/cs)
However, it's not competitive with most of the other starter decks and it doesn't seem to have any important meta staples that will make this deck worth picking up for the sake of your collection
And it's on your upkeep so you haven't spent mana on the ability, you can do it with your mana free
Lately, MTG has been shaping Dimirs color identity towards threshold, considering that your cantrips and spot removal spells end up filling the graveyard
Youll either draw tons of cards or take out a ton of your opponents creatures
You can copy a fetch land to ramp out a bunch of lands at once, or copy a game-winning ability to end the game in a wild way