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I think it looks great there and yes, I love Mabosstiff
While we have seen myriad misprints coming out with The Brothers War product, none have been as bizarre as this one
This artifact needs you to meet both requirements of being in black and playing Elves for it to do its thing
Hypergenesis was a strong deck in Extended at the time of Moderns release, so Wizards was understandably cautious about putting Hypergenesis into a format with an ever-growing card pool