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Its a powerful card overall and an excellent annihilator card, as well as a nice alternative for an Eldrazi build, so its maybe slightly more interesting to see where this one ends up than some of the other legendary Eldrazi
Imagine what happens when you push further into other options
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This effect is so strong that Diviner of Fates centric decks recently dominated the Arena Championship 1
Also ignore whether the creature won't actually be destroyed by this damage, perhaps because it has indestructible