In terms of new archetypes, there dont seem to be that many introduced in this set thatll be able to keep up with the lightning fast format we currently find ourselves in, where games usually end after about five turns maximum
Its a strategy with a fair amount of support and can be pushed to a competitive level pretty easily if you look into it
Three spells cast in a turn is doable
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This spell costs less to cast for each creature attacking you
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