It functions as a win condition on its own, generating mana advantage and card advantage each time it deals damage to your opponent
That said, the Supreme Mattes are definitely middle of the pack in terms of feel
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But I think there are better ones that do the same job, like Riku of Two Reflections
Maui comes with three very strong abilities that can help you close out a game very quickly
