The way Jetmir works is that once you hit various creature count thresholds you unlock a new ability
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The power of Dark Sage allows it to have total control over your spells and trap cards, as your opponent cannot destroy them
In addition, there are 36 foil lands, 24 foil commons/uncommons, 16 full-art basic lands, 12 rare/mythic rares, and 1foil double-sided token
What makes this whole thing really absurd though, is that you when you cast an Equipment spell like that, it gains When this Equipment enters the battlefield, attach it to target creature you control. That means that all you have to do is cast an Equipment from the top of your deck, and suddenly youve bolstered your attack and defence substantially
Like many catch-up cards, however, Keeper of the Accords effectiveness directly scales with how many opponents are ahead of you, and can be an absolutely dead card if youre already winning
