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This leaves the deck with a curve of something like suspend Lotus Bloom on Turn 1, cast some cantrips on Turn 2, on Turn 3 play a Phyrexian Unlife, on Turn 4 cast Glorious End on the opponent's upkeep to force them to skip their turn, and on Turn 5 win the game
Sure, you can keep making Cat tokens over and over again, but if you have tokens of another artifact or a different powerful creature, you can quickly make an army of massive creatures
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