However, more and more cards turn the discard of a card into a payoff, so if you pay it's sometimes better than Quick Study
Ramp cards and other discard effects are prime examples of things that scale down and lose loads of value when sat under a Maggot or Fiend
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This card also has the Evasive keyword, which means that it cannot be challenged by another character unless they have Evasive on their turn, making it that much harder to get rid of - and opponents will want to get rid of Jafar, Striking Illusionist because of its ability
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Whenever one or more Warriors you control attack a player, target creature that player controls becomes a Coward
