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"Unveiling the Rise of the MTG Hardened Scales Archetype in Standard!"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by MTG Rocks

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A unique Gruul Artifacts archetype has emerged in the Standard format of Magic: The Gathering, utilizing the strategy of growing creatures by playing artifacts. The deck features creatures like Patchwork Automaton, Teething Wurmlet, and Syr Ginger, which grow in size as more artifacts are played. Cheap artifacts such as Gingerbrute, Experimental Synthesizer, and Mishra's Research Desk are crucial to the deck's success. The deck's strength lies in its efficiency and ability to race against control decks, but it struggles against board wipes and cheap removal. Overall, the archetype shows promise and offers a fresh take on the Hardened Scales playstyle.

The Cultural Significance of Dragons Across the World.

Originally Published 2 years ago — by IFLScience

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Dragons appear in the mythological folklore of many cultures across the world, despite never existing in reality. The dragons of different cultures vary in appearance and symbolism, but share remarkable similarities. Some theories suggest that dragons were inspired by the misinterpretation of fossils or are an archetype buried deep within the human mind, resulting from our innate fear of dangerous predators. Regardless of their origins, dragons continue to fascinate and feature prominently in popular culture.