While this combo doesnt win on the spot like the others above, it does give you ample time to watch the light die in your opponents eyes
Its good in token strategies that use effects like Doubling Season since it gives them a little resilience to board wipes, and it even works in dragon tribal decks that care about the quantity of their dragons more than their quality
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11 Witherbloom Pestilence Dina, Essence Brewer This is one of two decks that it hurts to have so low down this ranking, but Witherbloom Pestilence just isn't as powerful as I hoped it would be, especially when this Strixhaven College is arguably the best to use in the Limited format, and has seen multiple cards cross over into the Standard meta for some fringe decks