From there, its just target practice
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The numbers in question are found in the bottom right corner of the card, like the 13/13 listed on our friend to the right there
Summary Foundations cards are becoming staples in many formats, including Standard until 2029, making them a worthwhile investment
Besides replacing itself, Up the Beanstalk can turn your Solitudes into cantrips that still do everything else that the card does
One card that has made it into fewer decks thanks to that Mythic price tag is Bennie Bracks, but its one of the most powerful and consistent draw cards in white nowadays
