The card got printed almost exactly as Dillon sent it to me: It made for a really important design lesson: sometimes you need another person to break you out of your focus on how to make a card work
Sometimes its best to leave a threat in play and by turning it into a flyer with deathtouch, and forcing it to attack your opponent each combat well that makes for quite a good aura
Here's our combo-centric deck tech for Yuna
#4 Mox Diamond Set: Stronghold Increase: +$76.38 Current Market Price: $941.56 Another Reserved List card, Mox Diamond sees play in Premodern decks that run Armageddon for that old-school thrill of stopping your opponent from playing Magic
An early moment in the game, the scene sees Yuna try to cheer Tidus up as the duo and the rest of the party prepare to carry on their pilgrimage to defeat the monstrous entity known as Sin, who Tidus has just learned (spoilers for a 24-year-old PS2 game) is actually seemingly a transformed corruption of his long-missing father, Jecht
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