The good news is that the sleeves look great and feel amazing, which is atypical of inexpensive sleeves
But even in games where I was casting several of these, I found I was making so much extra mana and casting so many spells that I didn't have to dredge very hard, and still had a useful yard
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This makes the card a solid tempo tool in any blue deck, helping to get problem creatures off the board or recycle your own
Each suit carries a symbolic meaning, with swords representing power and conflict, cups signifying emotions and relationships, and coins embodying wealth
When R&D explained in The Duelist why Beserk was removed (and note that this is long before I was a member of R&D) they said that doubling was too powerful