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Decks like Mono-Black Midrange and Rakdos Midrange in Pioneer should be able to find some sideboard slots for it, and may even shake up their noncreature suite to add it to the main board in some cases

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Its spell diversity is also great, but it could do with some more high-cost spells with alternative casting methods