While some people argue that they are never planning on selling the counterfeit card, I've bought enough collections from garage sales and off Craigslist where someone plays Magic , moves away to college, forgets about the game, and has their parents sell their cards to know that even if you think right now that your cards will never end up on the market, there's a good chance that they eventually will
The way the factions interact makes for a dynamic and replayable game but didnt do enough to really separate itself from the pack in our testing
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Frenzied Goblin, Jackal Pup, Mogg Flunkies, Crimson Mage, Hordeling Outburst, and Trumpet Blast all tell you exactly what red wants to be doing
Decklist: Boros Convoke in Pioneer Warden of the Inner Sky | Illustration by Raoul Vitale Creatures (32) Cosmogrand Zenith x3 Imodane's Recruiter x2 Knight-Errant of Eos x4 Novice Inspector x4 Ornithopter x4 Thraben Inspector x4 Venerated Loxodon x4 Voldaren Epicure x3 Warden of the Inner Sky x4 Sorceries (4) Artifact (3) Lands (21) Battlefield Forge x4 Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire Inspiring Vantage x4 Mountain Needleverge Pathway x4 Plains Sacred Foundry x4 Shefet Dunes Sokenzan, Crucible of Defiance Sideboard (15) Devout Decree x2 Get Lost x2 Knockout Blow x2 Portable Hole Remorseful Cleric x2 Sheltered by Ghosts x4 Wear / Tear x2 Here's a very competitive Pioneer deck that showcases how versatile Clue tokens are
Azusa, Lost but Seeking Few cards accelerate your mana as quickly as Azusa, Lost but Seeking, thanks to extra land drops each turn
