Once you get to 7 mana, youll start to cheat big guys into play
Mishra, Lost to Phyrexia Mishra, Lost to Phyrexia is the melded combination of Mishra, claimed by Gix[/car] and [card]Phyrexian Dragon Engine
Along the same lines, Garruk's UprisingGarruk's Uprising draws us a card every turn if we can stick a big creature, and Up the BeanstalkUp the Beanstalk cantrips whenever we cast one of our many expensive spells
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Using Sabins Suplex technique on the Phantom Train boss results in one of the games most unintentionally hilarious moments, as he lifts a train into the air and slams it down
