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Ursula Deceiver of All playing a Song twice if she Sings it can be brutal for opponents, especially with Ursula Deceiver of All discarding two cards out of the opponents hand
While its nice to see that not being the case with MTG Arena, it also feels like a peculiar move
Sword of the Animist Its funny to think that Treasure tokens have somewhat eclipsed other forms of colorless ramp, but I find Sword of the Animist still pulls its weight