If you get a single Silver-Fur Master you are definitely supposed to bias towards cards it enhances, and the second copy lets you go full ham on Ninjas and Rogues, but planning on that before you see the card is a route to a bad deck a lot of the time
Overall, Korvold is powerful, flexible, and borderline unfair in longer games
Well, that and the time to be played more than once as far as the speed of older formats is concerned
We'll also be giving it a few more tools to add to its toolbox , too
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Three is quite a lot just for card quality and won't bail you out of savage mana screws however it is typically played in more long term decks which are far less likely to keep land light hands