While mimicry is typically found in blue in Magic , I built his temporary and attack oriented design to be more red-aligned
A 4/4 for three ink is already well ahead of the curve, but it also comes with an enter trigger that could be backbreaking if left unchecked
Thats good, but it also reads, Whenever you cast a spell, each opponent reveals cards from the top of their library until they reveal a land card, then puts those cards into their graveyard. Being able to cast any spell and then mill everyone is absurd, and the fact that this can then also kill people if needs be is unparalleled
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Finally, many decks in the format lean on card drawing enchantments as their primary source of card advantage and the slower ones are genuinely reliant on them (i.e
Abilities such as card draw, card recursion, and cost reduction are just a few ways players can take advantage of this ink color