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This mirrors the feel-good of rolling a natural 20, avoids the feel-bad of rolling a natural 1, and makes it so you can always know whats going to happen (unless youre playing with Power of Persuasion, which seems like it was designed to be looked at rather than played with)

This is a great mana dork that will be played in 99% of all green decks over the next two years

The headliner card is Smaug, the Magnificent, and the rarest version of the card is the gleaming gold variant, which you can check out below

In terms of enablers, Keen Duelist and Descent into Avernus are quite strong

Otherwise legends have become so abundant that sacrificing one for a clutch counter wont be difficult, especially if they want to die or can come back on their own

It also saw a stint on The List