My friends and colleagues have been obsessed with it for what feels like decades now, but I brushed off their excitement because Ive never been one for trading card games where I need to keep my eye out for rares and keep everything tucked away in folders before I graded them, sold them online, or, god forbid, actually use them to play the game
Shift allows the four cost card to be deployed for only three ink, Evasive makes him difficult to challenge, and Challenger +3 gives him a boost when he's on the attack
The dork costs six and rocks a body that counts as a Clone of another creature on the battlefield, any, not just yours
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Similarly, if you make an opponent the protector of a Siege you control, mana symbols in that battle's mana cost count toward your devotion