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All categories, but one, played into this idea of "and." The other, what I called "overlap," didn't really fit the description of "and." Overlap designs fit both colors individually but at a better cost because players have to use two colors to cast it
Rogue's Passage: a great land
I'm not saying that you have to play the cheapest deck for any given format, just understand that just because a deck costs less, it doesn't make it any less viable
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Xantcha Sabotage on Moxfield (Golgari) Zask, Skittering Swarmlord For Golgari I wanted to do a tribal graveyard deck that wasnt something Id seen others do before
