Playing big creatures in a non-creature-heavy deck can be tricky, but you're onto something if you fill your deck with cards that generate big tokens, like Serpentine Curve
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While Esper in Commander offers diverse strategies, Sen Triplets brings us right back to pure, unapologetic control
This is NOT an official Wizards of the Coast preconstructed deck
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