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The mill caused by the attack trigger can turn into massive resource advantage though is likely to help an opposing deck or two, but any scries or top deck manipulation goes awry fast with Locke

Click the following to see the deck's punch-out counter cards.) Blight Curse Tokens and Punch-Out Counters 3x Zombie // Elf Warrior tokens 2x Treasure // Scarecrow tokens 2x Snake // Scarecrow tokens 1x Saproling // Scarecrow token 1x Saproling // The Monarch (helper) token 1x Saproling // Poison (helper) token 1x Punch-out counter card 0003a_MTGECL_TknComm: Zombie Token // Elf Warrior Token 0010a_MTGECL_ToknBstr: Treasure Token // Scarecrow Token 0008a_MTGECL_TknComm: Snake Token // Scarecrow Token 0007a_MTGECL_TknComm: Saproling Token // Scarecrow Token 0007a_MTGECL_TknComm: Saproling Token // The Monarch (Helper) 0007a_MTGECL_TknComm: Saproling Token // Poison Counter (Helper) 0003a_MTGECL_PnchOutCntrs: Counters (Back) Embrace your Lorwyn and Shadowmoor sides in preparation for Lorwyn Eclipsed

Countering a Natural Order is much more brutal than it is for a Tinker and much more likely too

But that's just extra poison on this particularly bitter pill