Its unique effect makes it a potent sideboard card in Vintage, and its Reserved List status ensures scarcity

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Granted, unlike those starter decks, this game doesnt include additional booster packs or any foil cards
Lets take a look at some of the best cats Magic has to offer so we can all be prepared to make a Rum Tum Tugger Commander deck once that inevitable MTG x Cats Secret Lair is released
Of course, the potential of Silvergill Adept is somewhat limited by the fact that you need to play it in a Merfolk deck to cast it for two mana, and Naban isn't a Merfolk, but as the only straightforward "draw a card" Wizard in Standard, it still might be worth the effort if we can find a build to support the mixed tribal synergies