After putting the top three cards of your library into your graveyard, you may choose from among any creature or land cards there.
And sure, if your opponent kills the Cube theyre going to get back the creature -- but, given enough time you can dissolve that creature, which will make it so they wont get it back
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Both of these effects are interesting and powerful enough to land the Chanter a spot in many green decks, and thats before you factor in the mana-fixing ability: an effect that feels unnecessary but welcome
Each turn youll get a creature from your graveyard back to your hand or straight onto the battlefield, depending on the experience counters youve got
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