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Masashi skipped a Pro Tour that year and lost Player of the Year by four points, a scant margin despite a tremendous disadvantage
Teysas trigger doubler is especially relevant for decks that also sacrifice a bunch of those creature tokens
Similarly, many decks built around set mechanics, like Mutate, Web-Slinging, or Earthbending, are fair game
Dragon Tyrant was kind of the Magic equivalent of Blue-Eyes when it came out, it's incredibly big and comes with built in sacrifice (like Blue-Eyes)