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(Big Furry Monster, Right Side) would also enter the battlefield under your control simultaneously, put them onto the battlefield combined instead
If you draw Secret Rendezvous or Baleful Mastery or Loran of the Third Path, its usually right to cast it and let your least threatening opponent draw cards
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