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If Mogis ends up in a tier 1 deck, his upside is second only to Brimaz, and he could take on Xenagos for the #2 spot in the set and a fairly stable $20-$25 price tag

And it can be so much more with cards like Lingering Souls, or expensive fliers you wouldn't mind getting down for a mana cheaper

First, is Dauntless Bodyguard, which gives you an amazing out against board wipes

(I forgot a card on the list and included it later when editing my article

Although, with more players there are naturally more ways to stop certain people from winning, especially when you work together, so there was an extra element of temporary teamwork involved

Even with as low as five imprint targets I still find Chrome Mox to be quite reasonable in the deck