The backside of this MDFC acts like a Duneblast that also hits Planeswalkers for one more mana and a looser colour identity
Millions of players around the world have played it since its release in 1993
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The deck felt unbeatable, and though WW strategies are traditionally thought of as "bad" in Cube (see Andy Cooperfauss' Rebel errata as a possible fix), I haven't found this to be the case with my current build: My most recent post in the "3-0" thread illustrates the power of what a good friend calls "Death and Taxes cards." Check out this lineup of 1's: Champion of the Parish, Champion of the Parish, Dryad Militant, Dryad Militant, Loam Lion, Loam Lion, Figure of Destiny, Student of Warfare, Isamaru, Hound of Konda, Mother of Runes, Weathered Wayfarer, Wild Nacatl See
And is it truly a better value for both players and collectors