But Ive also talked about how comparing cards via focusing only on their negatives is a poor way of evaluating cards, and having 2 power isnt nothing, since I usually tend to see Stoneforge Mystic more in aggressive decks than control ones, and his second ability isnt useless either (Heirloom Blade, Umezawas Jitte, The Aetherspark, Cori-Steel Cutter, Skullclamp and the swords for cubes running them) and because of that, Im looking at it more in competition with more beatdown-oriented white creatures like Luminarch Aspirant and Intrepid Adversary
He's also an incredibly powerful Commander who can swing and smash reliably, and you can build decks that can kill with Rafiq very, very quickly
Thats why you pack a Skullclamp in your back pocket, kid
If you're using Urza, Lord High Artificer, infinite mana combos are more useful than infinite sacrifice combos
Utilize mechanics that reward you for boosting your creatures strength, mirroring the iconic Limit Break system from the game
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