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To get to your big blue sphinxes faster Grand Arbiter Augustin IV is a salty way, but rightfully so, Misleading Signpost does impressive redirecting work and sticks around as a good blue mana rock, and Midnight Clock does the same, except sing a bibbity-bobbity-boo and it gives you a bunch of fresh cards, thankfully it does not specify Enchanted Carriage
Four mana, destroy all creatures, no scaling, life payment, or negotiation
Since planes arent permanents, its impossible to interact with them otherwise
Just don't forget to sleeve your cards before putting them in
Since this strategy works in conjunction with the use of Extra Monster Zone and "Marincess Crystal Heart", it would usually be exploited in late game