Or, the front of the card might be printed over the back of the card
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Courser of Kruphix This approach harnesses green's quintessential ramp strategies, turning each land drop into a potential card draw
On the other hand, if this is code for "everyone should be able to play tournament Magic with prize money on the line," then I disagree
I know that being especially in Izzet, an aggressive color combination with low to the curve threats, the card opened up the archetype to become extremely good especially since the printings of absurd Modern Horizons 2 creatures like Ragavan, DRC and Murktide Regent
Rite of Replication Where Quasiduplicate is efficient, Rite of Replication goes tall
