There's also probably a deck which just runs one-mana Auras like crazy and spits out a ton of tokens really fast - six 2/2s with Menace on turn three would make the tables I play with pretty scared
If you control a flip permanent, you must ensure that it's clear at all times whether the permanent has flipped or not, both when it's untapped and when it's tapped
Will of the Mardu Will of the Mardu is really aggressively costed for the potential board swing this represents
Generally people shortcut fast = high power, and while its not a heuristic Im fully on board with, theres a reason its the most prevailing one: its a good starting point
This can be very confusing (why would you ever want to end your own turn?), so I wanted to give a few examples of situations where it could be very interesting to use this turn-ending power
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