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Andril, Narsil Reforged At worst, Andril, Narsil Reforged is a way to buff a single creature each time it attacks

Dakkon, Shadow Slayer Dakkon, Shadow Slayer is a great callback to one of the most iconic oldschool cards, Dakkon Blackblade, fittingly drawn again by the legendary RKF

Slimefoot decks are often built around game ending combos, and when I decided to add him to the list I also decided I might as well throw in a few combos

Taste the Rainbow There is no question that a traditional Brudiclad deck is viable

The cards grip each other too tightly, and you have to force them together, which no doubt plays a role in how quickly they break down