some players skimp on creature removal to deal with combos, so this cuts right through them
This means I can immediately use its big stats to my advantage by attacking the turn it enters
But then on Sunday the MTG playerbase caught wind of this trend, with a thread on the main MTG subreddit getting thousands of upvotes, followed by an extremely popular vid by AttackOnCardboard directing all eyes towards Moonmist: In other works, the perfect storm for a price spike: Under-printed common suddenly works with a wildly anticipated new set
They even banned Skullclamp, but to this day Affinity is the biggest threat not only in Standard but in Extended as well
But the ability has to have been printed before
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