Werefox Bodyguard

And as soon as I saw this, I was like, I was like, I know they want us to build this like a group hug, weird kind of code, Beamtown Bullies card, and I was like, but I know for a fact, I was like, there is a pile that's gonna win the game.

And my intuition was, and I didn't know exactly how at the time, and I was like, it's probably like a White Plume thing, or it's probably like a Preston Felidar thing, and it was, but I didn't know the exact number, and I was not hep to the banish creatures, So what you'll notice is like outside of the Boonweaver deck, the deck I was playing and Ian's playing is using what we call like Banish or O-Ring creatures, which are like the Werefox Bodyguard, the All-Fate Stalker, or the best one is Abdel Adrian.

And then you have the Blink creatures, which are like Icewind, Stalwart, Restoration Angel, Felidar, Press...

Not Pressing.

I'm a visual learner, so, like, I needed to, like, have someone walk me through this to really understand.

But let's say we'll just put these three over here for now, and we'll just focus on three creatures that we get.

So we got Fiend Hunter, Radiant Solar, and Werefox Bodyguard.

The Werefox.

They both work, yeah.

So it's Felidar Guardian, Fiend Hunter, Flickerwisp, Werefox Bodyguard.

They all look alike, right?

Yep.

Yeah.

If your opponent wins on turn two or turn three, I doubt you're doing anything about that.

I also guess if you draw into, like, Werefox Bodyguard, it's also just, like, a removal spell for a Thrasios or a Kinnan-

Sure

Felidar Guardian, Restoration Angel, Icewind Stalwart, and Wispweaver Angel provide blink effects.

Fiend Hunter, Werefox Bodyguard, All-Fate Stalker, Bronzebeak Foragers, and Abdel Adrian help with the exile and return sequences.

Radiant Solar converts repeated creature entries into dungeon progress.

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