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He?ll ask for a Graveler, an Omastar, a Parasect, a Rapidash, and a Weezing

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Id run any of the 0 cost shields (except Kite Shield because it was power crept in 2010 by Accorders Shield)

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At the beginning of your upkeep, you may put a card you own removed from the game with Endless Horizons into your hand

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3 Green, White, And Blue A rather new entry into the Elvish possibilities of deck design, this color combination is more likely to be found in Commander, with the release of the special Galadriel, Light of Valinor

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Four mana, one creature, and suddenly the biggest threat in your deck is on the battlefield

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