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The effect of is particularly strong, and even at the end, combined with the effect of , it's actually a free chain, and it's too wide a range to search and salvage his Dragon anything other than himself
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Cid, Timeless Artificer is really strong in multiples but mediocre on its own (note that Weapons Vendor is an artificer for it)
The big reason to run this is landfall: Four triggers from one card is pretty significant
