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There are quite a few token-doubling effects in white now, with Elspeth, Storm Slayer and Ojer Taq, Deepest Foundation helping establish a board in no time, along with a few other spells

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1 Traditional foil (66.6%) or galaxy foil (33.3%) celestial basic land 1 Traditional foil default frame rare (86%) or mythic rare (14%) card 1 Non-foil card from Edge of Eternities Commander 4 Mythic rare borderless cards (9%) 20 Rare extended-art cards (91%) 1 Non-foil Booster Fun card A rare (47%) or mythic rare (5%) extended-art card from the Edge of Eternities main set A rare (7%) or mythic rare (4%) borderless viewport land A rare (17%) or mythic rare (3%) borderless triumphant card A rare (15%) or mythic rare (2%) borderless surreal space card 1 Stellar Sights land A non-foil rare (36%) or mythic rare (9%) Stellar Sights land A non-foil rare (18%) or mythic rare (4%) poster Stellar Sights land A traditional foil rare (12%) or mythic rare (3%) Stellar Sights land A traditional foil rare (6%) or mythic rare (1.5%) poster Stellar Sights land A galaxy foil rare (6%) or mythic rare (1.5%) Stellar Sights land A galaxy foil rare (3%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) poster Stellar Sights land 1 Foil Booster Fun card A traditional foil rare (38%) or mythic rare (4%) extended-art card from the Edge of Eternities main set A traditional foil rare (6%) or mythic rare (3%) borderless viewport land A traditional foil rare (13%) or mythic rare (2%) borderless triumphant card A traditional foil rare (12%) or mythic rare (2%) borderless surreal space card A traditional foil Special Guests card (6%) A traditional foil (9%) or fracture foil (1%) Japan Showcase card All Japan Showcase cards will always appear in Japanese in Japanese Collector Boosters

Interestingly, MTGs early dual land cards are much more powerful when compared to later cards released (when usually the opposite happens)

It has a reasonable downside of having to put a card from your hand on top of your library, being able to stop all damage from an instant or sorcery

However I did draw a hard line around cards which primarily serve to mill your entire deck into your graveyard in one go: Hermit Druid, Cephalid Illusionist, Balustrade Spy, and so on