For those among y'all that may have been too busy slinging cardboard to play video games, and haven't therefore ventured into the world of Final Fantasy , Cactuars are iconic enemies: small, spiky, anthropomorphic cacti known for fleeing quickly and hitting you with their painful needle attacks
Back in Shadows Over Innistrad Standard a friend brewed a sweet Bant Delirium deck for a Magic Invitational event, and while I failed to make day two of that event piloting Golgari Delirium, I decided to build my friend's deck to play the 5k the next day
While that was obviously my breakout list from a Pro Tour perspective, the breakout list from my career as a deckbuilder would probably be this next deck, Baron Harkonnen (sometimes just called The Baron): Creatures (5) Lands (23) Spells (33) So this was certainly the era of odd deck names
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Oil Slick There were multiple special art treatments in Phyrexia: All Will Be One , but cards that featured the Oil Slick Foil style (found in the Compleat Bundles) were especially unique
The pretty foils and alternates are nice (granted, Magic foils still suffer from curving)
