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Equip your creatures with Heavy Arbalest to poison your opponent directly, avoiding the combat phase altogether

It was a pretty fun change, honestly, and while it would completely change deckbuilding, this is probably the one rule that could've worked in the real game

There are textured, extended-art, retro frames, borderless, and serialized

and he can tap three tokens to draw a card, letting you draw your deck to get whatever else you need to win - land destruction if your opponents have a Glacial Chasm, Impact Tremors if they have some other fog or STAX piece that stops you from attacking, Concordant Crossroads if your army doesn't have haste yet, and so on

Some examples include Hamza, Guardian of Arashin, Lulu, Loyal Hollyphant, Quintorius, Loremaster, Quintorius, Field Historian, Malcator, Purity Overseer, and Losheel, Clockwork Scholar

"I think they're really just doing it to save face tbh," one cynical redditor suggested