#1 - Chameleon, Master of DisguiseChameleon, Master of Disguise This card doesn't particularly shine on its own
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Why Level Up Didn't Catch On Now, Level Up cards certainly sounded great on paper, but they stumbled in execution
Its a solid strategy that can hold its own with little to no changes made
Your interrupt goes first since you are the original spellcaster, and changes your spell to a green spell
Though she takes a bit of work to get her engine going, once you get those two oil counters on her she can begin replacing oil counters fairly easily, and if you're playing an Instant and Sorcery-centric deck she can quickly become a major headache for your opponents