The same is true for a triggered ability that could produce mana but triggers from an event other than activating a mana ability, or a triggered ability that triggers from activating a mana ability but couldn't produce mana
Both the second and third deck kept the pressure on, but the third deck had the most angles of attack, thanks to a combination of powerful cards and exploitable recursion
Its a surefire way to end games
Sauron, Lord of the RingsCasting Cost: Card Type: Legendary Creature - Avatar HorrorPower/Toughness: 9/9Card Text
This card can also duo Shift for free and has the Thinking of You ability, meaning when it's defeated, rather than going to your discard pile, it goes into your inkwell face down and exerted
They can also use slightly larger cards for handling and visibility purposes