It isnt the best deck to sit across the table from, but its not like the rest of the format only includes super-happy-fun-time decks either ( editors note: cmon Stasis is great fun )
Amy's Home Arc Blade Atraxi Warden Benalish Commander Charnel Serenade Chronomantic Escape Corpulent Corpse Crashing Footfalls Curse of the Cabal Cyclical Evolution Detritivore Dinosaurs on a Spaceship Divine Congregation Doom's Time Platform Durkwood Baloth Duskrider Peregrine Ecstatic Beauty Epochrasite Festering March Fungal Behemoth Gaea's Will Gargadon Giant Dustwasp Glimpse of Tomorrow Greater Gargadon Heroes Remembered Hypergenesis Ivory Giant Judoon Enforcers Keldon Halberdier Knight of Old Benalia Knight of Sursi Living End Lotus Bloom Mindstab Mox Tantalite Nantuko Shaman Nihilith Pardic Dragon Petrified Plating Phthisis Plunder Profane Tutor Restore Balance Resurgent Belief Rift Bolt Rift Sower Riftmarked Knight Roiling Horror Rousing Refrain Search for Tomorrow Shade of Trokair Shivan Meteor Shivan Sand-Mage Sibylline Soothsayer Sol Talisman Suspended Sentence Talon Gates The Parting of the Ways The Wedding of River Song Venture Forth Wheel of Fate
Returning Card Type: Kindred The kindred type, formerly known as "tribal," appears on noncreature cards and allows them to have creature types
If a Set Spell/Trap Card is activated (except during the Damage Step): You can Special Summon this card from your hand, then, if you activated this effect while this card was revealed, you can reveal and Set 1 Spell/Trap from your Deck, but banish it during the End Phase of the next turn
Strictly speaking there is only one card that Summons the Adventurer Token we sought after
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