Suffice to say that my cards did their job and cycling was added to the set
Can the presence of more "potential" lands make the current mulligan rule even more potent
They are Vrondiss, Rage of Ancients (a Dragonborn Barbarian, leading the red/green Draconic Rage deck), Prosper, Tome-Bound (a Tiefling Warlock, helming the red/black Planar Portal deck), Sefris of the Hidden Ways (a Genasi Wizard, leading the White/Blue/Black Dungeons of Death deck), and, finally, Galea, Kindler of Hope (a Half-Elf Paladin, topping the White/Blue/Green Aura of Courage deck)
The kind that also makes Narset, Parter of Veils an absolute nuisance
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