Dig up
Dig up verb - To come upon after searching, study, or effort.
Win
Win verb - To achieve victory (as in a contest).
Both terms in one sentence
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That you have to either dig up from the ground, win in mini games or get with certain item equips.
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A long-ranged example: When he's wondering how Moist is going to win the great transcontinental race, Vetinari asks him if he might dig up some extremely fast magical horse buried nearby.
Source: Discworld / Going Postal -
Jeskai Ascendancy forms an instant-win combo too: With enough mana-producing creatures, noncreature spells add mana to your pool & can dig up your entire library; from there, spend the surplus mana on your win condition of choice.
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