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Whether youve been playing Magic: The Gathering for years or if you have just started, odds are, you have some cards lying around that arent being used

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One of the most profoundly puzzled looks I've ever given when seeing a deck list designed by someone as brilliant as Gabriel Nassif came when I finally saw the version of Five-Color Control he played at Worlds

After the domination of Treasure Cruise, it was quite clear to the MTG community that Delve was an absurdly powerful mechanic, especially with cards like Cruise that required minimal mana investment