They're not too powerful these days, but they're still prized collector's items, so we've picked these as the finest examples to seek out
If its your first time competing in a tournament, I would definitely double-check the legality of all your cards, but otherwise, take it easy
Arbor Elf might essentially provide you mana, but is not a mana ability
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There are a number of reasons for this: Its very manageable to upgrade them and keep the decklists updated I can play them frequently and see new cards more frequently I can keep fresh on play patterns and sequencing so I can play faster I can ensure they are all doing something different The last one is super important to me keeping my decks as fresh as possible, and not overly relying on the same cards or play patterns
This is where things get a bit strange