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Each of the colors and decks plays a bit differently

Whether Start Your Engines should see play would depend on the specific deck and strategy, but it could be a situational inclusion for decks looking to surprise opponents with a burst of power

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Cards that untap creatures most often function as combat tricks, surprising an attacking opponent with an unexpected blocker