And if thats not enough for you, its designed to take cards in their own protective plastic slabs and theres also a padlock ring so you can lock things down even tighter with added layers of your own security
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It was first introduced in 2010's Scars of Mirrodin MTG set, and its card list expanded further in releases like War of the Spark, Modern Horizons, and Phyrexia: All Will Be One
Nonetheless, Mirran Crusader is an incredible aggressor against Golgari (Green/Black) and Jund (Green/Black/Red) decks thanks to its protection from green and black
Scenario 2 Grief / Village Rites Turn 1 You Play Grief, exiling a black card Cast Village Rites, sacrificing Grief Draw 2 cards Remove a card from opponents hand Turn 1 Opponent Turn 2 You Cards in hand: 4 Cards in opponents hand: 5 Result: You end up with approximately the same result as Scenario 1, except you each have slightly more cards in hand
