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Wrap-Up Before talking about our record, I wanted to take a minute to mention the backup aggro plan because it's pretty important in terms of how to play the deck

But since Modern Horizons sets started to appear on the MTG release schedule and flood the format with broken cards, those old banning decisions have looked increasingly quaint