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This is fine in 1v1 where you can have 4 copies of this, but when you only get 1 it's harder to use that ability

One aspect of this hate bear that is not emphasized enough is that the power and toughness of the tokens changes

Okay, here is the full decklist: Creatures (32) 1 Uktabi Orangutan 1 Barbary Apes 1 Kird Ape 1 Gorilla Warrior 1 Gorilla Chieftain 1 Gorilla Shaman 1 Gorilla Berserkers 1 Ancient Silverback 1 Zodiac Monkey 1 Raging Gorilla 1 Woodland Changeling 1 Chameleon Colossus 1 Taurean Mauler 1 Summit Apes 1 Kird Chieftain 1 Wily Bandar 1 Scrounging Bandar 1 Grunn, the Lonely King 1 Universal Automaton 1 Silverback Shaman 1 Kogla, the Titan Ape 1 Ferocious Tigorilla 1 Realmwalker 1 Masked Vandal 1 Guardian Gladewalker 1 Bloodline Pretender 1 Simian Sling 1 Yavimaya Steelcrusher 1 Silverback Elder 1 Simian Simulacrum 1 Kibo, Uktabi Prince 1 Kogla and Yidaro Lands (39) 13 Forest 1 Treetop Village 1 Karplusan Forest 8 Mountain 1 Tranquil Thicket 1 Forgotten Cave 1 Gruul Turf 1 Skarrg, the Rage Pits 1 Stomping Ground 1 Mutavault 1 Command Tower 1 Kessig Wolf Run 1 Temple of Abandon 1 Cinder Glade 1 Blighted Woodland 1 Game Trail 1 Path of Ancestry 1 Field of Ruin 1 Spire Garden 1 Cragcrown Pathway Spells (29) 1 Sol Ring 1 Wild Growth 1 Rampant Growth 1 Skullclamp 1 Shattering Pulse 1 Hull Breach 1 Skyshroud Claim 1 Ancient Grudge 1 Harmonize 1 Nature's Claim 1 Cultivate 1 Viridian Revel 1 Red Sun's Zenith 1 Blasphemous Act 1 Vandalblast 1 Wave of Vitriol 1 Shamanic Revelation 1 Evolutionary Leap 1 Heroic Intervention 1 Curse of Opulence 1 Kindred Summons 1 Heirloom Blade 1 Rhythm of the Wild 1 Return to Nature 1 Return of the Wildspeaker 1 Liquimetal Torque 1 Structural Assault 1 Descent into Avernus 1 Fade from History Here are the deck stats from our friends at Archidekt: What must-have cards might I have missed including here

So, let's discuss how we manage this (after a couple of caveats) First, the matchmaking we're discussing today only applies to the Best-of-One play queues (and occasional pass events, like Midweek Magic , where you get to play for a timed duration instead of a set number of matches), and does not apply to Ranked play, Best-of-Three play, premier events, or events that have win/loss targets

Legality depends on the tournament format -- Cutthroat Negotiator can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others

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