The general template for a mana curve looks like this: 1 Mana: 12 cards 2 Mana: 78 cards 3 Mana: 56 cards 4 Mana: 34 cards 5 Mana: 23 cards 6 Mana: 01 card and 17 lands
Having ways to sacrifice your Lands or play them from the Graveyard only makes this better
The supply of the set was so high that even today, 25 years later, few of the cards have any value
Not much to say about it other than that between Rona's Vortex, Go for the Throat, and Infernal Grasp (with more in the sideboard), our deck is pretty good at getting rid of creatures that bother us
Its held back by an expensive and restrictive mana cost, but its usually game over when it resolves
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