Apple of Eden, Isu Relic I dont entirely understand how this card is supposed to be used effectively, although someone is going to put it in their Karnboard
once a creature or planeswalker is in play it gets far harder for blue to deal with it, which is where the value of cards like Erode and Bitter Triumph comes from
Speculators would buy up stock as soon as it appeared online, causing immediate shortages and forcing enthusiasts to pay above retail

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These two ideas are somewhat counterintuitive, but I will explain
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