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It often gets played alongside cards like Past in Flames or Life from the Loam since they still work if theyre the target of the random discard

This is my current decklist: Some Mishras Workshop decks in the past have worked as hybrid Aggro/Prison decks where you would leverage pressure to close the game with aggressive creatures like Lodestone Golem and Arcbound Ravager

An amazing addition to almost any white deck in need of large creatures

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