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Lavalval Dragon Type Synchro Monster Attribute FIRE Typing Dragon Level/Rank 5 ATK 2000 DEF 1100 Archetype Laval Typings Synchro / Effect TCG Date 2011-05-29 OCG Date 2010-04-27 Card Text 1 Tuner + 1 or more non-Tuner FIRE monsters You can shuffle 2 "Laval" monsters from your Graveyard into your Main Deck to target 1 card your opponent controls

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Drag to the Roots Golgari decks excel at milling themselves, so it only takes a little more work to enable delirium to make Drag to the Roots an exceptionally cheap removal spell for its lack of conditions, plus 4 mana to destroy anything isn't a terrible rate in its own right