While the 3-cost range is strong, its actually the 1, 2, and 4-cost ranges that stand out the most in this deck, allowing players to get more characters into the action early and then boost their forces in the mid-range game
Similarly to Cori-Steel Cutter, Up the Beanstalk is incredibly difficult to interact with profitably and provides an endless chain of card advantage
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The protection is odd and strong, basicallly none of the regualar instant and sorcery speed removal spells can target it, enchantments like O-rings can't target Emrakul, and haste creatures certainly can't damage it, so the main response to be concerned about is removal that doesn't target like a board wipe or edict
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