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Ancient Warriors doesn't have any effects that first-class players would like, so I'm sure quite a few duelists thought it was a no-go, but I love it
I dont trust this breakdown very much for several reasons, but Im still going to use it, and Ill talk about why in a bit
All cards are in English and are 100% legitimate.
Once you select the desired art, you can add however many you want into your deck and see if any are missing (the missing copies will be greyed out)
For example, if your opponent passes the turn with two black mana available, there's a good chance they have a copy of Heartless Act at the ready
