Theres a few options, like Roiling Vortex and Lavinia, Azorius Renegade
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Bear with me At one particular Modern GP about seven years ago, a dredge player made it to an 8-0 record and the coverage team naturally wanted to see them on camera
Whats worse, the deck limit can throw the game's balance off, as players may be forced to delete their best decks to build weaker decks if they want to play with friends who are just getting into the game
Beyond collectors who treat cards as investments, theres a core base of players who keep the ecosystem alive, continually buying, trading, and updating their decks
