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Dynamic Gameplay: The goal of gameplay isnt simply to knock out your opponent, but to race to gather lore points

What's inside: NPCs divided into allies, villains, and wild cards (including an 8-year-old with a magical greatsword and Sissy Ontario, the urban druid)

Consulate Surveillance doesn't target and can affect any source, so it can stop damage from a hexproof or protection creature, or a burn spell aimed directly at you

That means the more foes you have, the more options you'll have to trigger this

#9 Jaces Phantasm Someone always seems to be playing a deck that tosses a lot of cards into their graveyard