This disparity in timing also explains why leylines tend to be so matchup-dependent
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There is not much that can block a big Deaths Shadow, however, many of the common removal spells of the format can take care of it, until Lurrus Deaths Shadow and the namesake deck are emblematic for how Magic is played today, interrupt your opponent, play a cheap strong threat and counter whatever your opponent tries to play against you
Blackblade is incredibly cheap to cast and equip, and can easily make Ojer huge due to your land count
The art is solid, and the borderless look is sharp
Also note you can play any creature in your hand for generic mana, so if you dont have the right mana, no one cares