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Ancient Greenwarden

Earlier attempts to bring bluffing to Magic - notably Cursed Scroll - just changed core play patterns

In the event it goes into the graveyard from anywhere, you can shuffle it back into its owners library, which is nice

She isn't too shabby honestly, she does a bunch of things to generate little bits of value, so I think if you're playing something that can use these all pretty well (Naya counters maybe?) I think she's alright

Then you take your extra combat phase, Helm creates another Godo clone, and you keep going for infinite combats

Often seen as cold and callous, the Iron Hands have been prone to a great amount of stubbornness in their campaigns with other forces of the Imperium