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Sacrifice the 1-mana knight to Phyrexian Altar, making one black mana

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The problem is the number of other six-drops that seem good in the deck, like Nissas Renewal, Greenwarder of Murasa, and Conduit of Ruin

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Skip to main content SIGN IN Commander Masters: Magus of the Wheel Edition: Commander Masters Type: Creature - Human Wizard Cast: Rarity: R Collector #: 0241 Pow/Tuf: 3/3 , , Sacrifice Magus of the Wheel: Each player discards their hand, then draws seven cards

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There are some seriously creative, flavorful, and competitive tools here

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Due to this, MTG has made fewer card draw effects over the games history

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