Hopefully that example gave a basic sense of what you should be thinking about when building a mana base
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While I think it's a valid comparison, as they both lead go-wide token decks, Emmara has a few of "hidden" advantages that aren't as obvious until you play her
The challenge was that Dragons, in general, are large creatures with high mana costs
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