Some sleeves are built for intense tournament play, others are intended for inexpensive bulk storage, and perfect-fit sleeves are designed only as the inner layer of a double-sleeved deck
However, like many Magic: The Gathering gods, Sab-Sunen has a limitation on when she can be used in combat
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Or, if you have a creature you want to keep, you can opt to not untap Old Man of the Sea to ensure it sticks to your side of the battlefield
