It even provides decent ramp
Yes, thats why cards like Sunfall and Farewell are so goodthey dont let your opponent get death triggers

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Double-sleeving is worthwhile when a deck contains valuable cards or receives frequent play
If you play both the six drop threats then you probably need to pick up a bunch more card quality effects and that sort of thing
Some of our smaller markets don't have the option of printing two different types of boosters, so they had to pick one