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Yes, more and more cards are designed with ward dialed up and down to be a protective boost, and the range of influence is quite wide

Allied Colours A mix of colours that often play in similar ways

While its card draw ability is sadly limited, the fact that its an unblockable creature plays perfectly with the synergy above

Effective Instants Shriveling Rot though this can be pricey, especially if you pay the entwine cost, this card allows you to damage opponents when their creatures die, or to effectively give all creatures in combat deathtouch

Breath of Fury: Reads like a game finisher if well timed

Blue-Red Dragon Tempo Rogues was the only tempo deck weve seen in Standard for a while, but with Kaldheim s release, we have a new deck entering the space