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Building a collection full of expansive cards that fit into a bunch of different decks is one of the easiest ways to stretch your Magic dollars, and lands are a great place to start the process
Thankfully, there are two easy convenient and efficient ways to give Etali haste in Standard with Otepec Huntmaster or Regisaur Alpha, meaning going through the trouble of attacking with Etali could be worth it
In addition to all the baggage that came with level up, the mechanic didn't really feel like you were playing D&D
It's more than 3% better than the next best deck, which, by the way, is Rakdos - oh, and Mardu is the best three-colour deck by a similar margin
