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This made the deck an effective counter to Hypnotoxic Laser, a card from Plasma Gale [BW7] which was among the most common in that eras meta
4 | Brightglass Gearhulk I will admit, I am rather biased about Brightglass Gearhulk, but the card has the ingredients to succeed in Standard, Commander, and beyond
Ricardo Silva Since its inception in Modern, Counterspell has mostly made every other two mana counter obsolete and is seeing play in multiple top decks of the format
This is amazing in Xenagos, God of Revels, which loves both cards individually and then goes straight to value town when you combine them all together
Cards that are phased out are treated as if they do not exist, until the next turn when the card re-enters the battlefield