Tromell, Seymours Butler* I dont really remember Tromell, but this card is a good fit for +1/+1 counter decks, especially for those that want to go wide, and in elf-ball decks
Players must also only have cards from one or two ink colors At the beginning of the game, players draw seven cards into their hands and place the rest of the deck face down
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Sapphire ensures steady ramping, giving you the ink you need to fuel strong late-game plays, while Steel provides raw combat power to protect your questing characters and eliminate threats
Early turns, this is basically a dual land
Alphinaud Leveilleur* 4 Mana for Alphinaud is a lot, given what else you can get in card draw there, and the fact its only on your second spell each turn combined with a poor size make this a creature you probably leave out of your party, unless you are wanting to make use of its partner