It's such a shame that the mechanic is named ninjutsu because it ties to Kamigawa , a setting we're not likely to ever revisit, and that means we rarely get the opportunity to see new ninjutsu cards
With an expansive history to pull from, and some truly creative twists on classic tales and obscure characters, theres a lot to love in the Azurite Sea set
I would definitely check out the card lists if any of the major themes appeal to you, which are as follows: Scrappy Survivors Scrappy Survivors is a Naya deck with a modified theme, so counters, Auras, and Equipment abound
One mana is not a significant tempo cost which is important when investing in something that has no effect on the board
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Nonetheless, I expect this card to be one of the best uncommons in the set and it will fit especially well into the Black-Green archetype as finisher