Luckily, most of the Magic: The Gathering cards with the scariest artwork are based in fiction, or maybe in nightmares someone has had
Since this combo is based on luck and has a chance to fail, it is only used when there are no alternative combos
Skred Red Mono-White Blink vs
Oh, and if by some miracle you cast this on a Renegade Freighter you should just automatically win the game on the spot
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