When resolving a fused split spell with multiple targets, treat it as you would any spell with multiple targets
Reflecting this, when the flip card transforms into its dragon form, it unlocks the ability Burning Chains, which means you win the game when your chosen rival loses it
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No matter what you pay for the card, the mana value doesnt change (except for improvised spells with X in their casting cost)
Standout Cards Falco is intriguing, and a fun combination of two popular archetypes
Arm-Mounted Anchor comes pretty close to exciting me, but being limited only to a Pirate deck turns me back off again