The naming convention of split cards meant that all the individual names had to go together
It's narrow in its applications, but this is definitely one to keep an eye out for
This can allow you to take advantage of potent graveyard synergies while inconveniencing opponents, preventing their permanents from sticking on the battlefield
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Most of our red-flagging (a way we denote that a card needs to move up in rarity unless the lead makes the conscious choice to keep it) has to do with board complexity
Since then, it has gotten retrains to expand the monster's use
