If youre one of those players who are curious about how you can benefit from your duplicate cards, this post is a must-read for you
Its best play line is for some kind of sacrifice-for-infinite-mana loop with Phyrexian Altar, a way to get it from your graveyard to your hand (Enduring Renewal, maybe?), then Dragonspeaker Shaman to make it less to cast
Try to have 1 or 2 "finishers" that will win the game, either creatures with evasion or spells I'm not a great deck builder so I usually see which two colors have the most cards and I add all of them
I mean it's a pretty popular theme and there's definitely a lot of meaty veins of unexplored design space left
If you normally buy your collectibles at a local card shop in Greenville, SC or Anderson, SC, you know that a certified slab makes a card much easier to value and liquidate down the road
Less experienced players tend to look at Black Goat primarily as just a means of stopping the opponent from advancing their board, but a fair amount of the card's strength leans offensively