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This is often fine, one loot can be all you need and having a Jace Telepath Unbound in play afterwards is a much better deal than you get with other comparable discard outlets such as Heir of Falkenrath
Explore mechanics are most commonly found in blue and green, making it a natural fit to build a Merfolk deck around
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And because Skullclamp is an equipment, with 1 mana as cost and 1 mana to equip, this means that the amount of cards you can draw per turn is only capped by how much X/1 fodder you can bring out