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The Hunger Tide Rises Make some buggers, then treat them like Eldrazi scions to turn several tokens into a reanimated or tutored big creature or combo piece

A player successfully wins a match if they are able to defeat their opponent in two rounds

They have to make a pretty significant sacrifice to make this happen

[casthaven]Silent Artisan[/casthaven] can attack decently, and Supply-Line Cranes is quite good

Despite that being the back of the card, the Vehicle sides are almost always cheaper, and the intended play pattern seems to be that you cast that half, fulfill some condition, and flip into the powerful Robot

Seeing new cards is fun, but that's true of any booster with new cards