token sacrifice cards mtg 341 Rules Text: Whenever you sacrifice,

Fling makes it all the sweeter

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Anyway, they read, If one or more +1/+1 counters would be put on a creature you control, twice that many +1/+1 counters are put on it instead. Its powerful, but its also on a Creature, which can make it a little too easy to remove if you ask us

WotC really went off the rails with OTJ's pack complexity, so in case you want all the details: You can find a card from The List in 1 out of 5 Play Boosters (that's to say, 20% of the time)

That fact plus its game-ending combo with Glint-Horn Buccaneer makes this Malcolm one of the best pirates to have in the command zone if cEDH-level combos are of interest

You need to have a way to get rid of it, unless you want to control it and nothing else for the remainder of the game