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The decklist shown above utilized Aerith as an alternate win condition alongside Auriok Salvagers and Lions Eye Diamond
Considering it's only a 3-drop, there isn't much downside to playing this card
1 Land card (Traditional Foil in 20% of packs, Full-Art Land in 33% of Boosters)