6 Likes Dyl April 21, 2023, 6:12pm 3 My advice is to not sell cards that would be difficult to purchase again in the future
It's easy to see why this chaotic alien with destructive tendencies manages to be so endearing
Conis, for example, provides a consistent, low-cost presence on the board
The quality of the digital cards is intended to show off brilliant colours and stylish effects, mirroring the care taken to design paper cards
I thought about changing but my friends were saying that you're a one-trick pony at this point, just stick with it, and thats what I did. Experience with the deck allowed for a greater understanding about what works best in the format to both support the plays they make and counter opponents, which had an influence on the choices made
Sure, Vesuva comes into play tapped, but thats not really a problem when youre cloning cards like Dark Depths, giving you a free 20/20 indestructible monster