It can be cast in either of two modes: Boom, a sorcery that costs one generic and one red mana and which destroys a land you control and one that your opponent controls
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While some see them as a way of speeding up games and 'kingmaking', group hug can be a particularly sneaky archetype that keeps you out of the spotlight until it's your time to finally win
For aesthetic purposes, it's important that the spell not feel like two distinct spells but rather one spell that has some range for what it can do
