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Pestilence Pestilence decks have fallen off in recent years, but they can still pack a punch versus the player who is unfamiliar with their game

In games where he is fought as an enemy, he is usually a very challenging opponent fought late in the game or in optional content

The Sword of Light and Shadow gets a Valhalla-style reimagining, while the Sword of Feast and Famine sports a look reminiscent of the fields of Vinland

Trelasarra is best in formats where you can run a playset, in my opinion, and only half-decent in Commander

You venture into the dungeon just like you do in any other format

Thankfully, the card only lasted a few months before it was banned, with Wizards promising to use the lessons learned by Nadu to hopefully avoid making the same mistake in the future