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Jegantha, the Wellspring Jegantha, the Wellspring might not look impressive at first, but it provided the kind of free consistency many decks needed to dominate long, grindy games
Stack them so it puts all the permanents into play first to get their ETB triggers, and then exiles them again, to produce more tokens and set you up to do it again the next turn
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