Both water type and are exactly the same card
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The only time you should be playing a card at this ratio is when: when you would run 3 copies but its semi-limited, when you want to play 1 but you need the second one for longer and more drawn-out games, when you need 2 of the card for the main combo, or when you want to play 3 but you dont have room to run it at 3
In fact, my guess is that MSH makes Standard a more diverse format by helping Tier 2 more than Tier 1 decks
It may not be exactly the same, but this Grixis Delver deck sure does have some velocity, and Im pretty good at steering that bull in the right direction most of the time, at least.
