But Magic's best pirate becomes a dominant enough force in those opening turns, or perhaps as a follow-up to a sweeper, that you should still consider playing it
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His devotion, and that of millions of other fans, has helped Hasbro steadily build the game into a global behemoth
It pairs excellently with cards like Curiosity for extra card draw or Snuff Out for free life-loss triggers, making it perfect for a hybrid control-and-aggression strategy that slowly locks things down
One of my favorite flavors of Magic: the Gathering promo cards are Judge Foils