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Rule with an Even Hand (Playtest) Conspiracy (Start the game with this conspiracy face up in the command zone.) You can't attack with an odd number of creatures

Conclusion There is so much to chew on with Zendikar Rising , particularly because it will challenge the conventional wisdom of deck-building with modal DFCs

It requires a little bit of stack finesse, but each loop will net you one colourless mana, and the last time you do it will get you three instead

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The Flash here is a big part of the cards appeal, letting it come down in response to a draw spell Notion Thief style