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Compare this to the Godzilla cards from 2020's Ikoria and you can see how Wizards of the Coast has changed its approach to third-party partnerships in the past two years

It pairs ramp with disruption, perfect for players who like to think ahead and outmaneuver opponents over time

Its a testament to the power of storytelling, art, and strategic gameplay

Ghyrson Starn, Kelermorph trades for around $8 - not crazy money, but not an amount you can afford to pay for every card in a budget deck

This card, whose ability Vanessas Design enables players to force an opponent to discard a non-character card whenever they quest, has the potential to be very easy to play if put into a deck containing plenty of song cards