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Bane of Progress Bane of Progress is among the many cards that have seen their EDH heydays pass as the format (and game) becomes sleeker and more efficient, but this can still be a respectable threat
even a rare card can lose substantial value if it has significant wear, creases, or water damage
Theyve had a lot of different flavor
The Goat version gives you one lore per trigger, so you'll want to bounce Merlin in and out of play as much as possible