pirate cards mtg Legal in Standard, Subtype: Pirate, 41 where players build decks from the most recently released sets Angrath, Minotaur Pirate - Rivals

There are many different kinds of decks that want to run cards with proliferate

You get massive benefits, while your opponent loses the game

PrintMTGs proxy/playtest cards are designed around that in-sleeve consistency idea: standard MTG sizing, familiar feel, and predictable finishing so your deck doesnt end up with one card that behaves like its trying to get caught

In black, using Bargain should be easy to make Candy Grapple an all-star removal card that can hit nearly any creature in the deck aside from massive finishers in green like Hamlet Glutton

We expected more from Mox Diamond

I don't know what sort of decks your group plays, so I tried to cover as many bases as possible