This blue and white dragon costs a total of seven mana to play and comes in with five power and six toughness
This was the only land I decided to add to the list under those criteria
I like having the EDHREC number, its a useful piece of data, but the people building decks there are hardcore, eager to be first
Against most midrange decks Treachery is just a bit of stall, you will take something, the game will stalemate for a while and then they will find a way to kill the Treachery and carry on winning as before
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