Lathril

Being able to tap your foods and clues and treasures for green mana is just... ridiculous it probably should not exist ridiculous it's like one of the most broken cards in that context i don't think i can think of an elf deck where i'd want to play this though so i guess you're gonna argue this is just like an s plus card essentially or a plus card or something where like in the non-elf decks it's really really good is there an elf deck that wants this what do you think tomer I can see

Lathril.

I mean, I think maybe the Uncommon Thranduil would be a nice home for it where you're pooping out elves and they don't tap for mana.

So you could put it in the 99.

There's, like, the two Thranduils that are, like, mainfalls.

I

guess Lathril kind of does with its combat damage, but still,

like...

It's down to like two bucks.

I've considered many times putting it into Lathril.

Yeah.

Do you have any honorable mentions?

Oh, I'm going to do an elves deck.

I'm going to go grab Lathril.

You run into the same problem.

It's just a different clutch of cards with a different color identity, but you run into the same thing.

other ways to do the indirect support it's just something i think our whole pot i honestly i'm the more i'm thinking about our podcast we we don't talk about the obvious for so much

i think this is what we're doing like yeah

our podcast is just kind of ready made to focus on this you know so that's i think a my summarization of it that like the keywords are great but really take a step back like okay what is it what is the common problem that elves run into it's like yeah uh they just they just pull the focus from the table like that's just what happens they have these commanders that are just like you know Galadriel and fucking Lathril and now yeah Dynas and like these things where you just like I know it's great and you can't help yourself but like everyone can see it we're not blind

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