It can even be helpful for certain recursive strategies, provided you've got something like Crucible of Worlds to replay all those discarded lands
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I think I need this card and in fact, I will mindlessly covet it until I get my grubby hands on it
Depiction of Ryjin Additionally, the origin of the name Lugia is also a mystery and has no apparent connection to any real word
Since this effect triggers at the end of your turn, you'll have an opportunity to regain any life you lost to attackers on your opponents' previous turns before checking your life total
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