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I named the Fox Offering Syndrome after the forgotten power of this card: Patron of the Kitsune is a brilliant card for multiplayer, as you are gaining life for every creature that attacks anybody, from your stuff to folks attacking each other to attacking you
Lavinia, Azorius Renegade Stax and control
The use of lanes is a huge step in a good direction, because it makes games in Legends that much more challenging
If youre not planning to use your own graveyard at all, you can slam down Rest in Peace with impunity and take solace in the fact that youve slowed down the graveyard apocalypse
Another great thing about them is that they are usually basic Pokmon, meaning that you can play them as soon as they come into your hand