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Rotting Regisaur Rotting Regisaur is a 7/6 for only three mana

He wants hasty or flash creatures, who are dying, and artifacts that produce mana, ideally for spells that take the most advantage of split second

Seargent Tibbs, Curageous Cat and Duke of Weselton, Opportunist Official are one-cost cards that can help you establish yourself on the board right away, while Aladdin, Street Rat is a two-cost card that can Shift into Aladdin, Heroic Outlaw later on

In addition to this, as a Chord of Calling player, Haywire Mite provides the cheapest possible Chord target for killing artifacts and enchantments

That extra cash you'll earn can make a big difference