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The original deck back in the days of Draw-Go was a failed attempt at a meta call to beat out Draw-Go and fast aggro decks, and wasn't very good at it
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But there have been several famous Shroud plays and moments in MTG history
This takes advantage of tapping artifacts and creatures on the battlefield to gain useful effects
Dead of Winter costs only half as much mana, but its effect scales with your total number of Snow permanents, making it more lethal as the game progresses
