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No more Mentor of the Meek nonsense, this Modern Horizons 2 card almost single-handedly bridged the gap between old and new white decks, allowing them to compete in an age of Magic defined by mana production and card advantage
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Thats breaking parity, and its the difference between: I slowed the table down, and I slowed the table down, and Im the only one still playing Magic. Common ways Stax decks break parity: Deck construction: low curve, more creatures, fewer noncreature spells (so your tax piece mostly hits opponents)
