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For example, human assassin, merfolk wizard, or goblin rogue are all species/class combinations
Tuning can also involve swapping generic cards for more flexible ones
Aetherwind BaskerAetherwind Basker (1,988 Inclusions, 0% of 2,191,290 Decks) You know, I'm starting to see why green energy decks didn't catch on, and I don't think it's necessarily just the complete lack of dedicated energy commanders
Initially, Skullclamp was a three mana piece of equipment that cost two to equip and drew its controller two cards when the equipped creature died
