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The Primal Genesis deck made the list for its token generation and populate strategies that can quickly snowball into overwhelming board states

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It's an adorable dose of flying fun

I love that Seance made the cut as a bulk rareit seems that someone at WotC has a sense of humor

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Sisay is way more cEDH inclined, and way more linear, where Jodah offers that most fun of mechanics more or less cascading into the next legendary card in your library