Blood Moon, Alpine Moon, Spreading Seas, and Ghost Quarter are just a few potential options
Decks that already follow that game plan can now potentially win sooner without relying on Marionette Master
It just does so much and poses so many problems to your opponents that you can't overlook it
It does stand to reason that with Streets of New Capenna , one of the Maestro-aligned vampires, Lord Xander, the Collector, Cormela, Glamour Thief, or Evelyn, the Covetous, may prove to splinter the tribe off some and allow the archetype to at least have two different flavors to it
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