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Consulate Crackdown for two mana seems like a great value play, hoovering up all the mana rocks and engine/combo pieces in play, while nuking stores of treasure, food or clues
they could also choose to put nothing into play, force your Kong to do 13 damage to itself, play Lash to finish it off, and then ambush in a champion while your gold is down
Jean-Emmanuel "JiRock" Depraz has been playing Magic for years, bursting onto the scene with a 1st-place finish at Grand Prix Warsaw in 2017
It excels at playing characters that are difficult to remove, but it doesn't have much going for it beyond that
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