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Those amounts are then doubled to 4 and 6, respectively.
The original Birds of Paradise says Summon Mana Birds, and the original Llanowar Elves reads Summon Elves. That was because Magic's creator Richard Garfield wanted players to feel like powerful mages summoning creatures to fight for them not too far from what the the Final Fantasy video games do
However, I figured that wasn't a direction the majority of you viewers wanted to see, so I avoided it in these sample builds