Each one has a willpower value, representing its health, and all can be damaged by virtually any unit on the other side of the table
Of course, I don't mean to make it sound bad, its incredible

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From there, it starts to spit out legendary creature tokens like Ravage and Laserbeak depending on the mana value of the spells you cast
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