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5 Ephemerate Essentially Essence Flux's big brother, Ephemerate works in much the same manner but costs a white instead of a blue and doesn't provide any opportunity for counters

While Fall of Cair Andros does have a built-in way to deal noncombat damage, Blasphemous Act will clear most of the board, power up your Orc Army enough for it to survive, and leave your opponents with no blockers to stop the rampaging hordes of Mordor

Spider-Ham, Peter Porker is no squirrel, and virtually no squirrel deck focuses on the May-Ham of as many animal subtypes as possible, so there's a 0% chance you want this as your squirrel commander, but it does great in the 99 of squirrel decks

Well, in the early days, the set size was announced when the set went on sale, but the cards' rarity was purposefully kept a mystery