Osgood, Operation Double This is about Osgood as it gets for blue ramp
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A Stifle attached to a 3/2 is a decent disruptive card, but the Tidebinder shutting down problematic creatures like Orcish Bowmasters and artifacts like The One Ring has proven to be incredible
These cards are legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage formats
As they battle, the shadowy figure reveals themself to be none other than Sabin, Edgar's brother who left the crown behind and became a monk under the tutelage of Duncan, Vargas' father
They can still use creatures that produce colored mana to get around Pale Moon
