It basically lets you skip a turn to untap it, then tap it at any time to take an extra turn
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Its perfect for those situations when a board wipe would be convenient but youd rather not remove your own permanents
Gorgons like Vraska have been represented in Magic several times, but Vraska, the Silencer is the first one that really feels like she has a petrifying stare, mechanically: whenever an opponent's nontoken creature dies, you can pay one generic mana to put it back into play under your control, tapped, as a Treasure artifact rather than a creature
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The past weeks I took a look at Dungeons of Death, the Esper deck focused on venturing into the dungeon, and Draconic Rage, a Gruul beatdown deck that has a pretty heavy Dragon theme running in it