Sacrifice after III.) I Judgment Bolt This creature deals damage equal to the number of noncreature, nonland cards in your graveyard to target creature an opponent controls
It gains "When you don't control a legendary Vampire, exile this creature."
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Crown cards also share the same stats as more common variants, but they feature different alternate artwork, including gold-colored cards
Sure, they might get nuked via a board wipe, but your foe will be happy they made the trade Scythecat CubScythecat Cub is just that strong
Mythics are already much harder to get hold of than rares, and chase mythics are a major reason why Standard is so expensive