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As a Fallout novice, its way cooler to see deathclaws and bat monsters and mutant monstrosities than it is to see 20-30 humans I have no real connection to
Includes one of each Commander Deck (FFXIV Scions & Spellcraft, FFX Counter Blitz, FFVI Revival Trance, & FFVII Limit Break)
This means it will try to use mana in your pool before mana sources in play, using colorless mana to pay the colorless part of the cost if any is available
You might begin to frustrate other fair decks by looping a Spore Frog or Cyclonic Rift, though, as it does the same thing as hard Stax: stops people playing the game
