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I think Mortality Spear is overrated and I think Magma Opus is underrated
They did not want to include Alpha or Beta cards with this release either those sets were strictly for collectors who bought into the first run of the game and helped to get the game off the ground
Congregate ( Urza's Saga ) While on the surface it might seem like this card was designed for two-player games, as someone behind the scenes at the time, I know it was not
Shalai and Hallar Putting counters on creatures can sometimes be a wasted effort if that creature gets removed
Its first success was in Jimmy Ballards World War Z deck, featuring Zoroark BLW 71 and other Eeveelutions at the 2012-2013 US National Championship, but really rose to the occasion off of Dylan Bryans Top 16 finish at the 2012-2013 World Championship
