Matt M answered the call on Twitter and shared with us his Gishath and Ayula decks
Dragons are expensive, color-intensive, and demand strong ramp and synergy to function smoothly
In an interview with Polygon this week, Wizards of the Coast senior creative art director Tom Jenkot spoke on the evolution of Magic: The Gathering card art, and the design techniques used to allow the art to breathe and interact with the card's standard format
Only two of this one are known to exist, and one sold for $360,000 back in 2001
Its also trivial to Station, just needing 5 charge counters, at which point you have a 10/10 flampler
Youll look at so many cards and say, That creature has too many hands/eyes/teeth/etc! It is a horror set, after all