This high tech samurai doubles up all your attack triggers, letting you generate absurd value whenever you swing at your opponents
Playing it alongside [card]Braids, Cabal Minion[/card] or [card]Smokestack[/card] seems great, but coming out after those prison cards could be bad
Despite that, Yargle and Multani manages to overcome everything bad about vanilla creatures thanks to one thing: its absolutely massive stats
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Whenever you cast a noncreature spell with mana value 3 or greater, draw a card
Its great to remove counters from it to get lands into play, and you can always refresh the counters, but how many combats can this thing see before it dies