In theory, you could play 19 other cards in a single turn, and then play Grapeshot to deal 20 damage to your opponent
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8 Concealing Curtains / Revealing Eye Concealing Curtains is a great way to put a stop to your opponents early game
Aristocrats, warrior tribal, human tribal, you name it
Its themed around Mew, but introduces a bunch of new cards that seem very deliberately designed to screw with the current meta
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