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Better yet, if they play an enchantment or artifact that gives them the upper hand, Clever Impersonator copies any permanent and will keep your footing equal
Mardu Surge This precon strikes a very particular niche because aggro decks usually dont work in a format with three opponents but this deck finds a way to make it work
This card essentially reads, Choose target opponent you and that opponent each draw a ludicrous amount of cards. It unbalances games horridly, and has no place in a social format
Neyith of the Dire Hunt | Illustration by Magali Villeneuve Usually when you refer to werewolf commanders in Magic, you talk specifically about legendary creatures with the werewolf type
Smokestack has the following oracle text: At the beginning of your upkeep, you may put a soot counter on Smokestack