1 Gonti, Canny Inquisitor Stolen Cards With A Discount Gonti, Canny Inquisitor becomes more powerful the more opponents you have, allowing you to steal their cards and play them for cheap, and sometimes even for free
Its easy to write these concerns off as nobody should actually buy these cards under the assumption that theyre going to maintain their value, its just a game, what did you expect, paying $500 for a piece of cardboard? or even, if you have enough money to blow on $100 Magic cards, then money shouldnt be enough of a problem for you for this to matter. The problem, of course, is that people grow and circumstances change
Im also much happier running Archivist of Oghma in a lifegain deck for the extra value that trigger gains us
Then this is hard to answer since it naturally has indestructible and then you get protection from everything for a turn after you cast it so that's nice protection for you too
Force of Despair is a great last-minute board wipe for when the tokens or elves player pops off, but you can also use it as spot removal for a single problematic creature
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