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A Bria EDH deck around tokens is a simpler and more fun shell than something like Brudiclad, Telchor Engineer, which is a deck that always stresses me out to play because its so reliant on the one big token and your commander surviving
Venser is particularly good in that he is utility bounce that can hit lands as well as other permanent types
Then, they deal damage equal to their power to any target
It's got a toughness of 20 and three points of ward you have to get through each time you attack it
It's worth mentioning that Seeds of Innocence is on the Magic: The Gathering Reserved List
