That makes Broodmate Dragon an excellent finisher
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The second card was Up the Beanstalk, a throwaway uncommon from Wilds of Eldraine that was intended to support a limited archetype about casting expensive stuff but ended up being hilariously broken in just about every format it was legal in
While Stuffy Doll wont enhance damage, itll redirect any damage it takes to a specific opponent
I suspect its mostly due to the very easy poison counter wins Atraxa can pull off, but really, does she deserve the hate

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