Thankfully it's inkable
But after this step is where the rabbit is flexible
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This Hades works well in a villain-based deck as he gains additional lore he can quest for based on how many villains are on the battlefield
Just say Im using banding, or something along those lines
Sometimes, Food Tokens are used "properly," meaning that they are used in decks that actually care about sacrificing them and gaining life, but other times, they can be used for all sorts of combos and strategies