So lets dive into explaining how this new mechanic works and some of the interactions that may confuse players
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Use the number of charge counters on it as it last existed on the battlefield to determine how many cards to draw
For an affordable (though not cheap) cost, it can become a relevant and hard-to-kill creature
It doesnt scream power, but in tight games, knowing exactly what youre drawing next is a real edge