It is still hands down the most cards you can get for the mana overall but it comes with so many penalties that it is hard to use well
If you manage to satisfy all four in the same turn, he transforms into an upgraded version that repeatedly generates life, cards, counters, and damage every upkeep while also discounting your spells
This is a nasty addition to those decks as well a reason to push into those colors and a great Five-Color format win con too
That about wraps it up for our massive story deep dive
When Spiteful Sliver is dealt damage, Guilty Conscience will deal that much damage to Spiteful Sliver
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