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With this in mind, its little wonder that Sire of Seven Deaths is currently the third most expensive card in MTG Foundations
These colors encompass pretty much all of the good Party synergy cards
Not only can its effect generate a great deal of card advantage, field control, and momentum, but its status as a potential carrier monkey for the Virus allows all sorts of craziness
While some might argue it's too slow for faster formats, I think it's good enough that it might find a home in a more FNM-style deck
Place it and all cards attached to it in the Discard Pile