Getting two copies of Summon: Primal Odin means our opponent will need multiple removal spells to stop the combo
There isn't a ton, really, which I think is reasonable after how much previous sets have had some strong cards
Wrap Up Moraug, Fury of Akoum | Illustration by Rudy Siswanto Extracting additional value from arguably the most basic game action you can perform in Magic often leads to overwhelming amounts of value, especially when you build your deck with landfall in mind and fill up on fetch lands
For the most part, the themes in this set are only lightly supported, meaning you can still craft a strong deck by focusing on curve, efficient removal, and raw card quality without leaning too heavily into synergy
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For example, a land card and the extended-art version of that same land card have the same art, even though the latter shows more of the art