Its also very well-themed, both its commanders are great choices, and its streamlined systems mean its simple and ultra-satisfying to pick up and play
Imprinting an extra turn spell onto "Panoptic Mirror" gives you infinite turns
In 60-card formats, if you are able to control the battlefield with other cards, you can even win through mill by exiling your opponent's library quickly and only in just a few turns
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Can You Play Both Sides of a Split Card at Once
The current mulligan rule for most formats is the London Mulligan, where you always redraw a new hand of seven cards regardless of how many mulligans youre up to, but then return cards from that seven to the bottom of your library until you reach the size youre meant to be at
