I think you're also starting to see the biggest problem with this mechanic
Decks will sometimes have a few of them, but only very rarely
Track: The turn on which the deck can attempt a win The amount of mana available each turn The number of cards used to assemble the win How much interaction can be held up Whether the win folds to one common response How often a tutor lacks a worthwhile target Which cards repeatedly remain stranded in hand Goldfishing does not measure real competitive performance
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As for an attacking Glimmer, Lyle Tiberius Rourke - Crystalized Mercenary, lets the player deal 2 damage to each character in play when, during their turn, a card is put into their inkwell