black tutor cards mtg A balanced that's still low-costed? Probably not. : r/custommagic Magic: The Gathering has a

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When you pick up an early unfair card and begin building around it, ask yourself what kind of overall deck your card thrives in, and keep an eye out for other unfair cards that also work well in that space, even if the two cards aren't direct analogs in the way Counterspell and Mana Leak are

No matter when you cast it, youll get a good effect, and at its very worst its just a mana rock

This means that it can cast a spell which destroys all the cards in the battlefield in one go, both opponents and their own, levelling the field in a completely fair manner

A 4/6 that turns your worst creature into the best card in your deck should get your attention