Now that Standard-legal products are introducing generals that seem to immediately change what the metagame looks like, it feels laughable that we used to only see a condensed shift about once a year
That's a deal that's hard to beat
The most natural comparison is the Double Faced Cards in Zendikar Rising that were either spells or tapped lands, but when you played DFCs you could have cards with a range of casting costs, which meant that youd typically want to cast some of them in the early to mid game
Creatures that cost thirteen mana: You saw this, right
Since he counts +1/+1 counters for modified, I think that's the best way to run him
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