(100 damage counters: 6 pieces / 50 damage counters: 8 pieces / 10 damage counters: 20 pieces)
Its cheaper, comes with prowess, and its ability spells out a replacement effect that turns your noncombat damage into -1/-1s instead of the wither keyword
Surprisingly, Palani's Hatcher improved the formula by spotting you a second 3/3 Dinosaur if it survives a turn
Most decks are happy playing this what with is essentially representing tempo and value in a pretty raw and direct stats based form, while being mid enough in cost to appeal to aggro and control
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But I also know that for many of you, me included, a huge part of Magic is about playing in-person, whether it's showing off your hard-to-find Phyrexian Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite promo, or just talking by voice with whomever you're playing
