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That means you can be a bit more thrifty when it comes to making ink, and squeeze out a few more low-cost cards using less ink when the pressure is on

The deck has Akroma's Will and Swords to Plowshares, and that's pretty much it

The downside is still real in decks that want to be casting more expensive spells later in the game, but its tough to find a more reliable early game land for decks looking to cast spells from across different colors in the first few turns of the game

We're not even going to discuss Artificer's Hex

They go from 0/1 creatures like Apprentice Wizard to 8/8 giants (quite literally) like Surtland Elementalist