It lacks the defense and punching power of its counterpart, but for a turn two play, Pridemage is pretty potent
or something more tangible, like sticking to a budget, or only playing uncommons
Six targets is enough on most boards to deal with the most threatening permanents while it avoids nuking your board like Consuming Tide does
In fact, there's so much hype around this MTG set, both from established Magic players and onlookers in the Final Fantasy community preparing to throw money at Wizards of the Coast, that I'm genuinely a little bit nervous about the effect it will have on Magic as a game system
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