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Balan, Wandering Knight can single-handedly push your opponents into despair if equipped with Lightning Greaves and Behemoth Sledge early, which both have low mana costs

As the EDH format allowed only one copy of any given card in a deck, the Highlander part of its original name was, of course, a fitting one

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