This leader has two effects and both will be really important for his gameplay: Cycling your hand, help you finding your key cards and feeding your trash Cost reduction, help you to reduce opponent board Main Strategy All your deckbuild, strategy and gameplay will be focused around the 4-cost Rob Lucci and the 4-cost Rebecca

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With Thought Erasure in your deck you can afford to be a bit short on answers for resolved copies of those cards because they just wont resolve
Record sales always raise the same question
Every MTG Aftermath card The only Magic plane that didnt feature a card besides a Desparked planeswalker was Amonkhet, showcasing Samut, Vizier of Naktamun
Even though it appears on some creatures, it's never a creature type