The first version of the deck is a budget version, looking to minimize the number of Rare and Mythic wildcards to as few as possible, often settling around 10 or so
Even without quid pro quo, the original prototype card back for Gem Blenders manages to hold its own this high on the list, despite the awkwardly realistic placeholder art for gems and a logo that looks a little too much like WordArt, the likes of which I used for every paper written circa 2010
1 Temur Ascendancy
Carefully planning your strategy can surely help to get the best out of this deck but a lot may depend on which Ink colours/ strategies the players will be facing
This Stage 2 Pokmon has the highest damage attack in the game, with Crimson Storm's 200 power able to take down any other card in a single shot
So, if the opponent doesn't negate its effect or quickly summon a monster that can destroy it, this damage to life points can be crucial to their defeat, even more so when the game is being decided in time