Vivillon disrupts opponents by reshuffling their hands, while Decidueye ex takes advantage of that disruption to deliver high-damage attacks without energy cost under specific conditions
Change of Plans sees play in 13,437 decks, while Lethal Scheme appears in a whopping 40,936
By Rarity and Value Prioritize your most valuable holographic cards first, followed by reverse holos, rares, uncommons, and commons in descending order
Electro, Assaulting Battery Electro, Assaulting Battery does mana storage and production extremely well
One trigger can push multiple planeswalkers straight to their ultimates
[6] [7] Scott Larabee, the Wizards of the Coast's Pro Tour manager, played the format for the first time in 2005 with one of Menery's decks at a tournament