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Tooth and Nail Tooth and Nail seems like a hugely expensive green sorcery at first glance: Youre telling me Ive got to spend 7 mana before I even get a Shared Summons off it, and 2 more if I want those creatures on the field

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If your Leader is a blue Uub, your opponent has a Leader who is a Z-Leader, has 3 or more Z-Energy, or has a Z-Battle Card in play, and this card would be removed from a Battle Area, you may play 1 blue Uub with an energy cost of 3 from under this card on top of this card in Active Mode instead

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But Wizards said that the decision to double the cost for crafting historic cards was couched as part of [f]inding a balance for the long-term health of MTG Arena. Executive Producer Chris Cao said that MTG Arena was Standard-focused and that the reason why Historic cards would cost two Wildcards to craft was in order to maintain the games focus on Standard and preserve the health of the game. He explained that Wizards did not want to fragment the player base with too many play options and risk diluting the Standard queues