According to the banned announcement, "tribal decks relying on two-toughness 'lords' see very little play, and this (Punishing Fire) is a major barrier to their success." Unfortunately for Merfolk, a decade has gone by, and tribal decks relying on two-toughness lords still see very little play, even though Punishing Fire is banned
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As far as the Mirage block is concerned, he exists purely in card names and in flavor text
The copy will enter the battlefield first, and put its trigger on the stack, which will also resolve before the original Vislor TurloughVislor Turlough does, meaning you can give it away before it dies to the Legend Rule
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Tribal strategies were always something they showed up at kitchen tables