Or if you've already found a way to give it evasion, you could turn it into a 5/1 to really start putting pressure on your opponent
Otherwise, I was pretty impressive with our finishers, especially Burning Sun's Avatar, which is sneakily good by not only killing a lot of threats but stonewalling both The Scarab God and Hazoret the Fervent as a 6/6, and Aid from the Cowl, while high variance, certainly proved powerful enough to be worth building around
D&D and Magic go together like peanut butter and chocolate
Experience the world of TMNT in the most played Trading Card Game, Magic: The Gathering
Nowadays, Simian is banned, though MH2 brought us Shardless Agent, making cascade decks one of the pillars of the format
So, it seemed fitting that Commune with Beavers would do the same