Sigarda, Host of Herons Sigarda was seeing some respectable competitive play at the time, being a rock solid inclusion to play against decks that forced you to sacrifice tons of permanents
(It attacks each combat if able and attacks a player other than you if able.) When Eye of Nidhogg is put into a graveyard from the battlefield, return it to its owner's hand
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Notably if you can get this creature onto the battlefield without casting it, for example reanimating it from your graveyard, you wont have to sacrifice a creature
Every version of this deck is going to include your staple Sapphier cards, such as Tipo, Growing Son, Sail the Azurite Sea, the reprint of Let it Go for set 11, and some variation of Hades
Genie, voiced by the beloved Robin Williams in the original 1992 animated film, occupies the front of #209, snapping his fingers to apparently shrink a soldier with glee