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If the trainers in that set are reprints from Base Set, non-glossy and featuring no rarity or set symbol, how are you supposed to tell theyre not the No Rarity Base Set versions

More exciting than this, however, is the possibility of using Strong as a combo piece in a dedicated Self-Mill strategy

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Even then, Im struggling to see if drawing X cards for X mana is worth it versus the restriction of having to have an opponent draw four cards to begin with

I would consider graveyard hate to be a viable plan, and it can be more powerful than you think