Aclazotz, Deepest Betrayal and Ojer Taq, Deepest Foundation both seem like win more cards in their archetypes, and thus will show up in EDH decks on those themes (they give me heavy Erebos, Bleak-Hearted vibes)
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Acknowledging the immense passion and market demand generated by the initial set, WotC has crafted a second wave of products that honors the legacy of Final Fantasy while catering to distinct parts of its audience
The Staples: Worldly Tutor ($24.99) / Sylvan Tutor ($54.99) Im including both of these tutors as the same entry, as theyre both pricey and functionally almost identical
Hazoret, Godseeker The name Hazoret strikes fear in many MTG players, as Hazoret the Fervent was a Constructed staple across many formats
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