This makes it a maindeckable card in most green decks and thus a nightmare for graveyard opponents who have a hard time playing around the potentially free spell
Ill be continuing to explore the format in its entirety, including streaming all the PTQs this week, on my Twitch channel
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Greater Good does both
English are printed on thicker stock that blocks light more effectively, with vintage Wizards of the Coast sets being the main exception
