In some ways, the deck almost feels like a Standard precon: you just play all of the decent Chocobos and back it up with a handful of older Bloomburrow Birds and a touch of removal, and the end result is an oddly powerful deck
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The card is good, and works well with high-power creatures or dice-manipulation cards like Barbarian Class
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With the correct setups and deck construction, this can often allow Glissa decks to return numerous artifacts from the graveyard in a single turn rather than the more restricted approach found in the aforementioned Emry
Its card number is H9/H32