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That said, it is a battle, it's cheap, and it fills the graveyard, which could be relevant in decks with a card-type-matters theme built around Atraxa, Grand Unifier or Tarmogoyf
Its better than the previous cards, thats for sure, but such easy-to-predict and maneuver-around combat tricks arent really tricks at all
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An effect like that isn't always what you want in an aggro deck, but knowing your options is a good starting point
