Second, Ghalta is a dinosaur, which means that it benefits from all of the dinosaur tribal support cards in Magic
#3 Amalia Benavides Aguirre Amalia Benavides Aguirre is an extremely efficient card for what it does
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What I hate about this choice is that where players have had an infallible handle with which to reference the ability before, they'd now have to use 'regenerate' informally and then often have to clarify if they mean the old, 'real' regenerate or the new, unlabeled one
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Decks that run the occasional land tutor - even if it's just putting the land in my hand - tend to run just a little smoother
