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Mairsil, the Pretender Instead of relying on a normal creature plan, Mairsil, the Pretender builds your deck around abilities

At best, I could see Harold as a sideboard card to punish control decks that tap out for a sweeper or threat, but the original dream of one-shot people out of nowhere was getting further and further away even as the list improved

She is at worst a two in one card and at best a massive dangerous threat that you have to be most careful about how you deal with her

When played on Turn 5, it will draw only a single card per hit (though, like Dragonlord Ojutai, it kills remarkably quickly), but in the late game, this dragon can gas back up the Blue player

Traveling Chocobo is a fun addition that lets you play lands off the top of your library and can double up some triggers from the wide variety of lands the deck plays