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Eureka and Show and Tell are classic examples, whereas Braids, Conjurer Adept is a blue commander with this entire focus in mind

Duress and Time Warp are also immensely popular cards, with Duress being the kind of unsung hero staple card that regularly sees play in decks ranging from Standard to Legacy

1-cost 2/2s are surprisingly playable, so that keeps it out of dumpster tier, but this one has no associated Floodborn card or any other synergies to exploit so it is a vanilla in every sense of the word

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The original premise of "edgy hypno toad" was what made him funny, but now it just feels like WotC is milking that fan reaction for all it's worth

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