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At times it feels like a Stax deck that inherently breaks parity - the vast majority of the permanents we go for are difficult to remove, disrupt the enemy game plan, AND tend to come with an inherent two for one against our opponents - enchanting THEIR lands, creatures, or artifacts to avoid the usual enchantment issues
Of course, the above chart doesn't include all of the decks in Modern because decks like Tron (which have lands that tap for multiple mana) or decks with a lot of nonland mana sources (more on this in a minute) complicate the calculations
Each time a creature you control connives, you can pay one mana to spin out a 2/2 Robot Villain token, and the Saga Age of Ultron pumps out the same Robots
Naga shed their scales
A sense of freedom and raw power emanates from the image, with Salamences wings spread wide in a triumphant roar