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The Enigma Jewel / Locus of Enlightenment Listed at: $6 The Enigma Jewel is best for decks with blue that have creatures, artifacts, and other nonland permanents with activated abilities
As a rule of thumb, Ive found that if the card(s) in question cannot win you the game outright, the answer is usually No. Cards like Insurrection, Finale of Devastation, Rise of the Dark Realms, Armageddon, and Expropriate are cards that often belong to this category, and should be added very sparingly to your deck
While you might see your win percentage slip, it may be worth it for the rush of pulling off a win thanks to the flip of a coin
That's a 14% drop off the nine-pack box, totalling $17.05 off before it releases on July 17
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