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In the end, I concluded that 5-6 Channels is probably the optimal number for a 40 card deck
You can sacrifice five Treasure Tokens to gain control of a target creature for as long as you control Kellogg, making him a potent addition to any deck
Red-White-Blue is the Jeskai clan, masters of martial arts and a balanced approach to offensive and defensive gameplay
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I feel Karador strikes the best balance between the utility and cost of reanimation in this space, as Kethis pushes you heavily toward a legendary theme, and Nethrois ability both costs a lot and truly thrives when you can bring back a zillion cheap creatures
