One of them, Tibalts Trickery, was banned just 10 days after its tabletop release, making it the third-fastest banning ever in the history of Magic
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The real power of this card is in the big old chunk of text though, which reads, Whenever Scourge of Valkas or another Dragon enters the battlefield under your control, it deals X damage to any target, where X is the number of Dragons you control. This basically means that if youve got one Dragon, you can deal one damage to something, two Dragons is two damage and so on
Plus, they didnt ban anything out of my Mono-Green Devotion deck this week, so I get to keep playing the same stuff
Peter is awesome