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Also, make sure to stick to Standard decks when building, because then you dont need to worry about facing off against decks built from older sets, which most often means avoiding double-energy
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If you absolutely must merge the greatest evils in the multiverse together, Cats and Phyrexian packs are waiting for you. The mashup style of play has always been a popular way for fans to build stunt decks, but the new Jumpstart mode seems squarely aimed at upstart KeyForge