I do think its occasionally fun to build a deck with more than just winning in mind
Cards that make duplicate, extra, or double the tokens abound here, so if you can build something to take advantage of that excess while surviving through the turns when your stuff is a bit durdly and slow, you will have a powerful deck that can bide its time and then pop off
While it may lack the immediate aggression of the top two entries, it possesses an incredibly high floor value because it is the mandatory cornerstone for any Winnie the Pooh -themed strategy
Rivaz of the Claw is, however, a Rakdos leaning Dragons-matter creature
At any rate, a five-mana flying beater with the potential to draw tons of cards certainly seems playable, and this will at least start out as one of the biggest chase cards of the set
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