for Aetherborn Warrior, this gives target creature -3/-3 until the end of turn
Wrap Up Moraug, Fury of Akoum | Illustration by Rudy Siswanto Extracting additional value from arguably the most basic game action you can perform in Magic often leads to overwhelming amounts of value, especially when you build your deck with landfall in mind and fill up on fetch lands
The other sneaky downside of having the artifact lands in the format is that it would make Stony Silence even swingier, to the point where it would push decks to splash for Stony Silence in the sideboard and maybe even mulligan to find a Stony Silence in the Affinity matchup (much like decks mulligan for graveyard hate against Dredge)
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Then theres Sarkhan the Mad, who leans into chaos sacrificing creatures to make 5/5 Dragon tokens and setting up a game-ending blast if you have a big board
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