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Its ability will continue to affect other Sliver creatures you control

Phabine, Bosss Confidant I dunno why, but Im hearing echoes of Pirates of the Caribbean when I read parley. (If they do Pirates for Universes Beyond, do you think parley could play a part?) Phabine, Boss's Confidant is another cat who can do tokens, both by giving them haste and by creating more through its parley

The simplest answer to this question is that cards that are not only desired but also rare enough to warrant a higher price from lack of supply are worth the most

The ability to recast Demilich from the graveyard encourages a resilient gameplan, and the ability to re-cast spells from your graveyard when it attacks

You have a pretty good chance of getting more than 3 mana's worth of value out of Brimaz

This is my favorite version of the deck, though Ive made several changes from John Rolf build