Pretty much every deck runs some amount of recursion, be it Sun Titan or Eternal Witness, and one of the most popular archetypes, Graveyard decks, are built entirely around it
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He rewards you with Junk, an artifact you can sacrifice to Impulse-draw a card, each time one of your equipped or enchanted creatures attacks
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Creature-focused strategies can quickly build up a handful of powerful threats, but without some form of evasion, their attacks can be easily blocked
each of these cards has six different colour variants to discover, with special neon ink treatments making their return after debuting in the cyberpunk-esque Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty MTG set