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Conclusion In my opinion, this format is worth trying out - you can always borrow a deck and give it a go
This card is just too limiting and expensive to keep up with that youre never going to play it except for the last card in your combo process
It remains exciting, because there are a lot of new things coming our way
Just look at this How does one evaluate a card like this in a draft where you can also open Sol Ring, Swords to Plowshares, Flash, Ancestral Recall, The One Ring, Ragawan, Force of Will, Lightning Bolt and all the other very, very powerful cards that are in the Vintage Cube
If Ghostly Castigator would be put into a graveyard from anywhere, exile it instead
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