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The Duelists of the Roses A Beloved Follow-Up Yu-Gi-Oh
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Once you have enough Forests in hand to flip Sasaya, you need to get the lands onto the board as quickly as possible
This can happen because of a card effect or by adjusting the number of cards in your hand during the End Phase
General: Gishath, Suns Avatar Creatures: Apex Altisaur, Bellowing Aegisaur, Flamekin Herald, Garruks Packleader, Gemrazer, Geode Golem, Ghalta, Primal Hunger, Goreclaw, Terror of Qal Sisma, Hellkite Courser, Mirror Entity, Pale Recluse, Priest of the Wakening Sun, Quartzwood Crasher, Ranging Raptors, Regal Behemoth, Regisaur Alpha, Ripjaw Raptor, Shifting Ceratops, Temple Altisaur, Thrashing Brontodon, Valley Rannet, Wakening Suns Avatar, Wayward Swordtooth, Yidaro, Wandering Monster, Zacama, Primal Calamity, Zetalpa, Primal Dawn Enchantments: Bower Passage, Canopy Cover, Elemental Bond, Garruks Uprising, Guardian Project, Lurking Predators, Mana Flare, Mana Reflection, Miraris Wake, Rhythm of the Wild, Sarkhans Unsealing, Sunbirds Invocation Artifacts: Arcane Signet, Fellwar Stone, Heralds Horn, Sword of the Animist, Urzas Incubator, Wayfarers Bauble Planeswalkers: Huatli, Radiant Champion, Huatli, Warrior Poet Instants: Akromas Will, Boros Charm, Disenchant, Eladamris Call, Kindred Summons, Return to Nature, Sylvan Reclamation, Unbreakable Formation Sorceries: Anger of the Gods, Broken Bond, Chain Reaction, Kindred Charge, Road of Return, Treacherous Terrain Lands: 11 Forest, 6 Mountain, 4 Plains, Ash Barrens, Blossoming Sands, Clifftop Retreat, Command Beacon, Ghost Quarter, Jungle Shrine, Path of Ancestry, Rootbound Crag, Stone Quarry, Sunpetal Grove, Tectonic Edge, Temple of Abandon, Temple of Plenty, Temple of Triumph, Thriving Bluff, Thriving Grove, Thriving Heath, Timber Gorge A History of Dinosaurs Dinosaurs have always felt like a low hanging fruit for Magic: a creature type that was immediately iconic, while also being infinitely mutable with the right sensibilities
