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The shape of the graphs are nearly identical, which is something else I wouldnt have predicted
Firstly, Skulk means that it can't be blocked by creatures with greater power than itself
The card is a rather a win more card, the classic follow up to something like a Siege Gang where you play it for one at the end of their turn and swing in with a load of massively pumped up tokens they were not expecting
Set details Tenth Edition featured 383 cards (121 rare, 121 uncommon, 121 common, 20 basic lands)
This attack effectively locked down about a third of the opponents deck and could often be activated on the first turn
