Ultimately, I'm afraid, the answer is just that it's just another way to get boosters when all else fails
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7 Sentinel Sliver Slivers are an infamous Magic: The Gathering creature type built around extreme synergy
Its been a while since weve had a decent counterspell in Standard, but I expect Revolutionary Rebuff to be an automatic four-of in blue control decks
The printed rules text for Xenograft isn't too lengthy
The key is might. Thoughtseizing Ad Nauseam on Turn 1 might take a Lotus Bloom, you might stunt a turn of acceleration against a Titanshift opponent with multiple whammies, and if you dont have the kill spell for Goblin Electromancer, you might just need to choke Storms progression
