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Shinka, the Bloodsoaked Keep ($18): A utility land that enters the battlefield untapped, making it an essentially free upgrade over a basic Mountain for any mono-red deck

Not only is that okay, but that is recommended as having a card with multiple purposes ultimately gives you more flexibility to react to certain scenarios and bring synergy to your decks theme

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Then sacrificed again next turn, and brought back by a Sun Titan

Like the Bracket Four decks, Bracket Five decks have no deckbuilding restrictions aside from the Banned List

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