As a result, Battle for Zendikar Standard is asking the community a question similar to the one Caw Blade asked, "Are you willing to immediately spend an additional $400 to own a competitive, tournament worthy deck?" Unfortunately, $400 is a large enough amount that a meaningful portion of the player base is unwilling or unable to pay
Getting to tap down your opponents team is a nice effect to have, but not one worth playing without wanting the other mode
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Considering that these decks have been fringe competitive for a long time, they could certainly use some help
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