All of these decks are fun to play, with the tiny mana costs ensuring big decision points early in the game and the inherent race-against-the-clock tension thats part of being the beatdown
Whenever you cast a spell, you lose 1 life

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But its something I never thought Id do
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Goblin Snowman He likes warm hugs To be honest, we were quite surprised to even find a snowman in MTG that wasnt inherently evil and trying to destroy a plane or eat a dragon or something