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Polukranos, World Eater Polukranos, World Eater saw play mainly as a 5/5 for 4 with an upside, and anything with two colored mana symbols is fair game in the green devotion decks

Villainous Wrath Villainous Wrath feels like a metagame choice

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A deck focused on token generation and sacrifice effects, such as a Black/White Aristocrats or a Black/Green Sacrifice deck, would benefit from including Mirkwood Bats in its strategy

In Lorcana you have to wait for effects to trigger against your own cards to exert board control on other peoples turns

New high quality proxies have the same thickness but they retain a distinctive, different feeling (similar to Poker cards)