For example, if a player sacrifices four treasure tokens, The Balrog becomes 4 mana cheaper and only requires just 1BR to cast
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Kieran (218/167) Kieran is a rare Supporter that offers 2 different benefits to choose from during a match
The perfect example I think is Dragonite: image7341024 124 KBimage466652 115 KB For me, I was also into Yu-Gi-Oh and MTG during my childhood (the latter in my later childhood and still now, to an extent), but I never formed the same nostalgic connection to those franchises or the characters
part of the fun of playing paper MTG is that we can use all sorts of cool trinkets to represent them, from dice to sleeves to pretty much anything you can think of that happens to fit onto a playmat in large numbers
