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Its helpful, but I dont know if that ability plus one manifest per turn is worth it
All of them come with their own strengths which I'll quickly break down: Two options we can instantly write off are the wizards Radagast, Wizard of Wilds and Gandalf, Westward Voyager
At this stage, I'm still unsure whether Version 2 (with Chalice) or Version 3 (with Spellbomb and Relic) is better
I built a fun deck around the partners Gorm the Great and Virtus the Veiled
Even though it's a derivative setting and plot that leans too hard on magic school mainstays like Harry Potter , it's an entertaining diversion in its own right