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[4] Remember, colorless mana does not contribute to devotion

Updated May 1, 2023: March of the Machine has so many good red cards in it, it was worth updating this list to include one of its hottest Sieges, Invasion of Regatha

Sporeweb Weaver's last ability triggers just once, no matter how many things deal how much damage to it at once (most likely because two or more creatures blocked it)

Surging turns out to be a perfect descriptor for this noble scout, as the combination of his abilities will immediately jolt you ahead in almost any situation

Red is known for its fast pace, direct damage, and aggressive creatures, but classically it has lacked the ability to draw cards consistently