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Azurite Seas Emerald and Sapphire deck is led by the Rescue Rangers Gadget Hackwrench, Brilliant Bosun, and is all about keeping item cards in play
The first is strong as you are tossing on two abilities and likely a counter onto a dork, and the next is a drain ability if you have a Vampire you want to give up for the cause of killing a dork or finish off a planeswalker you just attacked into
Learning to spot these markers is often what separates a $20 card from a four-figure one
Im a huge fan of Magic: the Gathering , but Im an even bigger fan of Lord of the Rings
For many casual players, a Commander deck is the better first playable purchase
