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This makes all of your Rats much better in combat, forcing your opponents to trade their creatures if they want to block a Rat, which will then give you more Rat tokens as another creature dies.

Otherwise, you might find its counterpart the pirate-themed starter deck to be a bit more fun to upgrade and play #9 Amber & Amethyst The First Chapter Starter Deck On the Amethyst side of things, this deck has a lot going for it

Throw in some fantastic multiplayer modes, and a fun selection of Daily Challenges and Planet Puzzle League becomes incredibly hard to put down

This deck is capable of Milling your opponent out in one turn, forcing them to lose by drawing from an empty library

This pricey enchantment has never had a special printing before, so it's bound to be one of the biggest chase cards of the set