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Sacrifice after IV.) I Create a 1/1 white Mouse creature token

Besides having several blocking creatures, I also attempt to reduce the amount of attacking creatures coming my way with spells like Crawlspace and Silent Arbiter

Sometimes, it played a starring role in control decks, like Olle Rades Counterhammer deck from PT Dallas 1996: Lands (26) Spells (34) 4 Fireball 3 Nevinyrral's Disk 4 Lightning Bolt 4 Counterspell 2 Hammer of Bogardan 1 Dissipate 3 Force of Will 1 Pyroclasm 3 Control Magic 1 Balance 4 Pillage 2 Incinerate 1 Recall 1 Zuran Orb Sideboard Honorable mention to Control Magic

I'll be returning to these concepts often as this column moves forward

So the question is, how does a token produced by not one, but two Uncommons in a recent set end up among the most valuable pack tokens of all time