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Additional edits that made this deck stronger and more fun Increasing card count for key Merlin cards

The logic is this: your deck should be able to do things at every point in the game

The added indestructibility doesnt really make sense in this context either, since the trademark of these decks is a willingness to exchange some creatures for speed

Those games which manage to have very little randomness or at least no imbalanced random effects while maintaining both good variation and good enjoyability are the "best" types of game

Turns out you can push the stats on a vanilla creature ever-so-slightly and balance it out with the fact that you can only control one copy at a time

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