Seeing offbeat decks like this do well is typically a great sign after big changes, but here it also raises questions about the Companion mechanic, and whether it should really exist in Magic at all
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Add the cards Shift ability to the mix - which enables players to place it for four ink, instead of the usual seven, if they already have a Milo Thatch card on the board - and Milo Thatch, King of Atlantis proves to be a rather formidable Lorcana emerald card.
There's not a lot of card draw or fancy combos to play with, but it keeps things simple in a satisfying way
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It is a fantastic blink target, however, so definitely keep it in mind for those decks