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Dawn of Hope would not only give us a backup Mastery of the Unseen (making 1/1s instead of 2/2 manifests) but also offer a ton of card advantage, thanks to Soul's Attendant, Auriok Champion, and Daxos, Blessed by the Sun
Capricopian Capricopian, aside from being very creepy to look at, is a wonderful opportunity to create political moments because of that activated ability: rather than you paying the , it's the player you're attacking who can
The prime example of this would be a Twin deck that maindecks Dispel, which is effectively a 1 mana hard counter against many Burn spells, but is also useful against tons of other decks when the Twin pilot is protecting their combo
24 packs per box (12 cards per pack).
If you want to make the combo a bit cheaper, replace Herd Baloth with another Modern Horizons 2 card, Scurry Oak