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Ready-to-play starter deckscontain a preconstructed deck with a specific card list

This more pillagy version of Ramirez combines everything that Pirates like to do: it makes Treasures, rewards you for hitting your opponent, and steals cards from other players

From forcing opponents to discard cards to buffing the player's own creatures, every Gearhulk is a huge problem for an opponent to deal with and is well worth putting into any deck with the right color identity

That said, the flip side of that is that lots of your enchantments should hang around for a while, giving you more and more value as you go

We wonder if fans won't be a little disappointed if the Enchanted card they open isn't a character, however