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Obviously, a straightforward graveyard deck is the first place to go

Card Choices Besides how does this deck win? the most common question Ive been asked about this deck is, why play Ice-Fang Coatl over Spreading Seas

If youre able to build a deck around a symmetry-based card that breaks the symmetry, you can end up with very, very powerful effects

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