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The answer is simple: Blood Moon wins

Pacifism itself is bad because it is fairly easy to remove and does nothing to stop abilities and static effects

If nothing else, Jirina helps to unify the human themes coming out of Standard

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Instead of a straight-up "No," I got "We don't feel we're equipped to make it at this time, but maybe one day," which was a rejection, but a slightly nicer one than I was used to