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It's also important to stress an important point about Cirdan the Shipwright: though it works with the Voting mechanic, it is a somewhat risky card, both as it provides advantages to your opponents and as it can "fail" in a certain way: if your opponents decide on a way to vote that never favors you, Cirdan the Shipwright ends up relatively bad

One is not necessarily better than the others, so any that fits your favorite play style is a good option

I like the subtle hints that the perspective is that of a victim to be imminently sacrificed in the name of whatever dark force this man serves

Burst self-mill cards are effects like Drown in Filth and Mire Triton that mill you once, often with the spell resolving or a creature entering the battlefield

Additionally, it is designed to fit standard size trading cards, ensuring your cards are securely stored and protected

On top of that, this Frog Wizard is an escalating threat