It also completely shuts down graveyard decks that like to mill their entire deck, which is a nice bonus
When Im thinking about cards that really allow one player to do it all every time they hit the board, this is one of the first that comes to mind
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That is, it exploits Caretaker's Talent better than almost any of the other decks in Standard [all trying to exploit Caretaker's Talent]
Attacks or Conditions The two lines underneath Poison Dart Frogs ability describe its attacks
If your pod is casual and your deck mostly exists to have a good time, you do not need to throw yourself into a financial ravine for the perfect mana base