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I usually dont swing with this white creature, even if its power swells, until I feel confident I wont lose it
since it was only obtainable by those with the maximum amount of EXP, only a very limited number of people ever got their hands on this card during its original run
Once youve attacked with Markov Crusader, causing it to lose haste wont remove it from combat
Who / What / Where / When / Why 5W is like a lot of flexible cards in that it isnt really efficient at doing anything specifically because each mode costs one more mana than the general cost (1R is the general cost of a Shatter effect, but on What it costs 2R) aside from the Stream of Life mode on Who, which is pretty suboptimal
Zur the Enchanter Im not even sure how good Zur the Enchanter is these days, but people have been scorned by this commander so hard in the past that their grudge lives on to this day
