He trades beautifully thanks to Deathtouch, and he offers both card advantage and selection on entry in most cases
Not only can he act as a steed for the player to ride across the world map, he can also dig up treasure with his shiny beak
It just does it all
Reflections of Littjara Reflections of Littjara wants you to cast creatures of a given type, and thats what you already want in typal decks
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Tana, the Bloodsower Tana, the Bloodsower suffers from needing a lot of help to really be super dangerous
