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Adventures in the Forgotten Realms will include a number of other nods to Dungeons & Dragons, including nine land cards framed in the style of classic D&D modules
Whenever Butch DeLoria, Tunnel Snake attacks, it gets +1/+1 until end of turn for each other Rogue and/or Snake you control
Priest of Titania is a classic mana dork that taps for green mana equal to the number of elves you control, which means that you can make a ton of mana while doing what your commander already wants you to do
Second, in a format dominated mostly by Lurrus of the Dream-Den decks, its very hard to miss with it
This is acorn-stamped and banned everywhere because of it, and unlike As Luck Would Have It, not worth trying to justify in a casual deck anyway
