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Ketramose, the New Dawn Ketramose, the New Dawn requires more effort to build around than other options on this list, but it has access to so many cheap cards that easily wrack up triggers, like Ghost Vacuum and Relic of Progenitus

In a change from whatll become the norm of this list, some of this demand comes from competitive formats

Created by Atraxa to spread the glory of Phyrexia, she comes with Flying, Vigilance and Toxic, a new keyword that dishes out a set number of Poison counters when the creature deals any amount of combat damage (Infect-lite, if you will)

But unlike a Battle Pass, it's not something you buy once and then run for a season, but a subscription for, oh wait, around 10 a month

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