Sure, it's only once a turn, but it's also capable of triggering on your opponents turns, making it wildly good in Commander, where you have three other people playing
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Creatures they begin to control later in the turn won't get -2/-0 and won't stop being suspected
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Howling Mine Howling Mine (and similar iterations like Dictate of Kruphix or Kami of the Crescent Moon) is central to whats known at Commander tables as group hug. In Commander lingo, thats cards that provide a benefit to one or several of your opponents
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