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And then when you layer it into tokens, creatures that sacrifice, creatures that have death triggers, and more, you get one of the single most powerfully broken cards ever printed
To qualify, your main attacker absolutely needs to have these two traits: Firstly, it must be able to set up quickly, and secondly, it needs to do a lot of damage
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Ruby also takes advantage of their large selection of aggressive characters with Evasive, a keyword that prevents them from being attacked by any other character without that same keyword