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Sergeant Benton Voltron Sergeant John Benton | Illustration by Wei Guan Commander (1) Creatures (10) Arbor Elf Avacyn's Pilgrim Elvish Mystic Elvish Pioneer Elvish Spirit Guide Fyndhorn Elves Sakura-Tribe Scout Selfless Savior Siona, Captain of the Pyleas Skyshroud Ranger Instants (35) Abolish Aerial Boost Ajani's Presence Become Immense Blossoming Defense Crumb and Get It Defend the Rider Emerge Unscathed Fight as One Flare of Faith Fleeting Flight Giant Growth Groundswell Invigorate Jump Scare Loran's Escape Might of Murasa Might of Old Krosa Ram Through Ranger's Guile Royal Treatment Rustler Rampage Scent of Ivy Sejiri Shelter Sheltering Light Show of Confidence Snag Snakeskin Veil Stroke of Midnight Swell of Growth Tail Swipe Take Up the Shield Tamiyo's Safekeeping Tyvar's Stand Valorous Stance Sorceries (6) Broken Bond Divine Reckoning Promise of Loyalty Savage Swipe Single Combat Summer Bloom Artifact (2) Enchantments (10) Duelist's Heritage Empyrial Armor Flaming Fist Gryff's Boon Hyena Umbra Noble Heritage Sentinel's Eyes Utopia Sprawl Wild Defiance Wild Growth Lands (37) Canopy Vista Command Tower Demolition Field Forest x16 Fortified Village Overgrown Farmland Plains x13 Scavenger Grounds Sunpetal Grove Sergeant John Benton barely makes rank as a budget voltron commander

Mulldrifter Next up weve got Mulldrifter, a 2/2 flier with evoke that draws two cards when it enters the battlefield

Legality depends on the tournament format -- Karlach, Fury of Avernus Card can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others

The second your opponent tries to clean up your mess of creatures, cast Rise of the Dread Marn to fill your board with zombies in an instant

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