It is one of the few blue decks capable of harnessing the power of Wasteland, allowing it a firm answer against Bazaar and Workshop decks, which rely on their namesake lands to power out their busted plays
I wasn't that interested in Aegar until I realized that it's got "draw a card" on it
Baldin, Century Herdmaster If you can get 100 creatures onto the battlefield, then more power to you
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You have to prepare for competing with these decks and your plays have to be at the best you can manage
When you do, put two +1/+1 counters and a flying counter on target attacking creature
