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Unlike cheaper planeswalkers, six-mana walkers wont typically pull you back from a losing boardstate, instead serving to cement an advantage or eke out a win from a tight game
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Mind The Gap After Homelands was considered something of a dud, it took eight long months for the next Magic expansion set to see release, which was and still is the largest gap between expansion sets in the games history, and I dont see that record ever being broken at the rate Magic is going today
A lot of decks built around Primeval Titan are simply called Prime Time, with that name being used much more than Primeval Titan itself
I used to love these, but increased access to excellent fixing and land cycles means theyre just not necessary
