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Warrant is an underappreciated kind of bounce spell, one that forces your opponent to spend a whole extra turn replacing it, and the kind of blue-white control decks I like to play tend to let your opponent swing out, just trading spells until theyre exhausted, using wraths and draw to go up on cards and killing them eventually with something. And look at that, Warden gives you a something

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Guilds of Ravnica reminds me a lot of Khans of Tarkir , which is also the set players point to when they talk about the last time they last liked Standard due to how its built around multi-colored archetypes