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7 Saskia The Unyielding Sometimes you just want to have as many options available to you and thats what Saskia the Unyielding brings to the table
Ricardo Silva For one mana, this monkey does it all
I think this is going to provide a lot of support to both V and VMAX centered decks who are trying to streamline attackers turn to turn
