It still verges towards the casual side of thingsafter all, its a 4-mana spell that requires two more turns to workbut it sets up nice turns
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Bruvac the Grandiloquent was previously only accessible as a Jumpstart card, making it difficult to get ahold of for the average MTG player
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While only affecting a single creature type restricts Cavern, typal decks can leverage this to ensure their threats get through countermagic, be they efficient merfolk, monstrous dinosaurs, or sneaky goblins
