Looking over the villains deck, Masters of Evil, we see a new mechanic: Villainous Choices
While Chariot is not as back breaking for the opponent, it does play well with Greasefang since you can just instantly crew and attack to start building your board up plus your opponent doesnt really have any good blocks
Unlike lower quality sleeves that degrades over time, Dimir Sleeves are designed to withstand the test of time, protecting your cards from wear & tear typically caused by regular gameplay, surface scratches, and other damage
As a result Tron decks play lots of cantrips and land search rather than acceleration
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This three-mana enchantment is similar to Smothering Tithe, letting you draw a card every time an opponent casts a spell unless they pay one extra mana