Tromell, Seymours Butler* I dont really remember Tromell, but this card is a good fit for +1/+1 counter decks, especially for those that want to go wide, and in elf-ball decks
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Sapphire ensures steady ramping, giving you the ink you need to fuel strong late-game plays, while Steel provides raw combat power to protect your questing characters and eliminate threats
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Alphinaud Leveilleur* 4 Mana for Alphinaud is a lot, given what else you can get in card draw there, and the fact its only on your second spell each turn combined with a poor size make this a creature you probably leave out of your party, unless you are wanting to make use of its partner
Every other Floodborn has a target thats as good or better than Morph, but if nothing else, he provides an additional target that can help you shift out high-priority characters more reliably