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Removal day is not an inspection day
And if you like playing a lot of characters on your side of the field, you could be looking to purchase this card for your deck
And weve seen it used for both flavor and gameplay reasons
The Tabernacle ties up all your opponent's mana, assuming they have plenty of creatures out, forcing them to choose to either give up a bunch of their creatures in exchange for a spell or to keep as many of their creatures as they can at the expense of spending all their mana