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I'm a huge fan of that card

Used in conjunction with drawcards such as [c]Ancestral Recall[/c], by turn four, you could be putting copious amounts of pressure on your opponent

That said, there should be other threads you'll find, pointing you towards history further back in time, such as this one that has been suggested in the comments

While he's not broken by any means, I do like him as a solid card to put in when Jace, the Mind Sculptor is a little pricey

There are also not a lot of decks currently that require us to grind with Castle Ardenvale

This meant that Blue had "U" and "E" and Black had "C" and "K." (In the early days before Wizards spelled it out, incidentally, some players used "K" for black.) Why did we end up going with U