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Why you think Grimlock stupid

When converted to Blitzwing, Adaptive Assailant, you randomly choose either flying or indestructible and give it that ability until end of turn, then when Blitzwing, Adaptive Assailant connects with your opponent, you convert it back

As long as you're not playing in a sanctioned event, such as at a MagicFest or Pro Tour, that gold-bordered price tag to be far more attractive

This deck can very quickly burn out your opponents, meanwhile generating tons of value through the many draw effects and deal with your opponent's creatures with numerous burn spells

I ruined my cards by applying thick layers of paint that had too much texture

Legacy: 350-500 tix should cover most decks