mtg how many copies of a card in a deck Rules Text: can have any number cards, 10 cards How Many Copies Should You

Heirloom Blade Heirloom Blade combines a very strong +3/+1 bonus with death insurance for your creature

Clockspinning Buyback makes Clockspinning really interesting

Sylvan Safekeeper | Illustration by Magali Villeneuve Shroud basically means that neither you nor your opponent can target that permanent

Considering how many hyena cards are in this deck, there's a ton of potential here

With just a bit of extra removal or the right combat tricks, you can ensure your creature can survive any blockers and boast again next turn, thus cementing your advantage

Day's Undoing and Sundial of the Infinite are the only cards from the list where the end the turn effect cant be used to end your opponents turn under normal circumstances