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Snapcaster Mage has been a roleplayer in Modern ever since it was first printed, and has been a crucial card in some of the most recognizable Modern decks throughout history, whether it be the RUG Vial deck Shota Yasooka took to the World Championships in 2012, or the Jeskai Control deck Shaun McLaren took down Pro Tour Born of the Gods with in 2014

In this case, we have the Fighting Au Lait, which you can only use if your opponent has fewer Prize Cards to claim than you (which means you are losing the match)

While it does cost 2000 points to play a few matches, compared to 200 or 400 per individual pack in the card shop, I find its well worth it

You can only use 1 "Court of Cards" effect per turn, and only once that turn

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