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Focus on getting tutors like Jim Hawkins, or discard recursion like I Won't Give In should be more important than keeping an otherwise milquetoast Pirate like Owl just for the sake of having one in your hand

They are not the same thing as true fetches, but they are often good enough for casual decks that just want smoother mana

These foxes come from a wide variety of Magic sets but were featured most prominently in Kamigawa block and its sequel, Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty

The most impressive reprints, however, come in the form of Jeskas Will and Stolen Strategy

That's rough on go-wide brews that are common at the kitchen table like Tokens and Aggro