But its a pretty strong lock, and a convenient win-con for a deck pre-disposed to draw a lot of cards
Ash Barrens, Atog, Battle Screech, Chain Lightning, Chainer's Edict, Circular Logic, Cuombajj Witches, Death Spark, Dust to Dust, Gorilla Shaman, Holy Light, Hydroblast, Icatian Javelineers, Icequake, Night Soil, Oubliette, Pyroblast, Serrated Arrows, Songs of the Damned, Tangle, Thermokarst, Tinder Wall, and Urza's Mine, Urza's Power Plant, Urza's Tower
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Seraph of the Scales is one of the most versatile win conditions in Ravnica Allegiance
Getting Started Back to that conversation about opening hands: dont be afraid to mulligan down to five or even as few as four cards to find what you need