Think of it like a wordy mana dork that makes casting your most expensive spells easier, and you can always transform it back for a little more card selection
But while he's at his best when he's embracing chaos, he can also be pretty strong when you remove that randomness
I always felt like the art was too small on the cards and seeing the extended art was impressive
Keep in mind that Dollar Tree inventory can vary greatly by region
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