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In a deck focused on creature reanimation, it can be difficult to get back some of the noncreature cards you have already cast during your game
Standard has been hostile to Creature decks that aren't incredibly fast aggro decks for a while now, and I don't think that's going to change with so many new sets entering Standard next year
Things are a little better for the Ixalan tribes as far as sheer numbers go, but the truth is the payoffs arent really there and the supporting cast is weak
If we had seen some more cards like this, I think we wouldnt be hearing jokes like the deck being nicknamed Eldrazi Unfound
