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Ironically, this massive popularity probably prevented the card from seeing more play in tournaments, as players who might have tried to reach for the Queen instead decided to cash them in for other cards they needed more
I would even wager that, by this point, Steve may have edged those two out as the games most widely-recognized mana creature
This is an added benefit to already being a solid presence on the board
On several occasions I have just won with Abbey in this archetype when I reach six mana
