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Rats have been around Magic: The Gathering since the release of Ice Age in 1995

This gleaming artifact of Tarkiri history is the perfect centerpiece of any dragon lover's collection

In early games, they showed up only once in a while, providing means of traveling from place to place without running into random battles

The payoff is that your creatures all get double strike, which is a really huge swingy bonus to give

For instance: Creatures (22) Lands (23) Spells (15) Where things get really raunchy is when you look at the non-aggro decks

Avoiding expensive permanents is also much harder given that multiplayer tends to incentivize permanent-centric play, and that the ability to generate and use large sums of mana is often important