This means you can board-wipe your opponents and leave yourself free to do whatever you want
Frequently Asked Questions How much is Rillaboom worth
Ghostly Prison, Propaganda, and Sphere of Safety all force your opponent to pay mana for every creature attacking you

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Getting duplicate cards from booster packs or even Wonder Pick can be quite a frustrating experience, and that's because players have no control over what a pack will contain, nor can they do much about obtaining several copies of a given card, even rare ones