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However, most of the decks that do utilize it play 4 copies of it because its effect is so powerful
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The main thing you want to avoid here is the (pretty unlikely) scenario where you are somehow sitting on very expensive desirable cards and let them go for pennies on the dollar because you dont know any better
Pick Your Poison Green cards that take out flying creatures, artifacts, or enchantments pop up from time to time, but Pick Your Poison gives us an incredibly cheap version of the effect in exchange for the unreliability of an edict