Some Modern decks have used it as a companion since split cards like Fire // Ice count their combined casting costs, making them a spell with a mana value of four that you can cast for two mana
First off, the Standard versions of Affinity have to play some really lackluster early-game creatures just to keep the artifact count high, like Locthwain Gargoyle
This can make prices a very touchy subject and causes some big discrepancies in asking prices depending on when the card in question was originally purchased (height of the market or not)
This efficient card can go wide either to sacrifice lots of Rats to creatures like Redcap Gutter-Dweller, or keep those Rats for once and attack with them
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