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Wrap Up Maelstrom Archangel | Illustration by Cyril Van Der Haegen In closing, 5-color cards are considered cards in the Magic universe and have all of Magics colors in their color identity

Conclusion Anyway, those are my picks for the most broken card from every year of the game

Having the Blackblade appear on a real card after all this time really made me smile

Ayara, First of Locthwain Ayara, Widow of the Realm Blightsoil Druid Briarblade Adept Compleated Huntmaster Creakwood Safewright Dawnhand Dissident Dawnhand Eulogist Deadbridge Shaman Deathknell Berserker Drider Duskwielder Elderfang Disciple Elderfang Ritualist Elvish Doomsayer Elvish Dreadlord Exquisite Huntmaster Eyeblight Assassin Eyeblight Cullers Eyeblight's Ending Gilt-Leaf Winnower Gloom Ripper Gnarlroot Trapper Haunt of the Dead Marshes Hired Hexblade Hunter of Eyeblights Infestation Sage Iron-Shield Elf Koma's Faithful Lys Alana Scarblade Maralen of the Mornsong Melancholic Poet Miara, Thorn of the Glade Moonglove Extractor Moonglove Winnower Nadier's Nightblade Nadier, Agent of the Duskenel Nightshade Harvester Plague Witch Prowess of the Fair Ruthless Winnower Scarblade Elite Scarblade Scout Scarred Vinebreeder Shadowheart, Dark Justiciar Skemfar Avenger Skemfar Shadowsage Thornbow Archer Thornmantle Striker Twilight Diviner Unscrupulous Agent Viconia, Drow Apostate

Twinflame enables big plays

With the chance to have up to four copies of this card in your deck, its a fast way to accelerate your ink past your opponent, helping you to unleash more expensive cards earlier in the game - or simply flood your board with cheaper cards - to help take you to victory