That deck can be a conversation piece when you sit down at the local game store
4 Arthur - King Victorious 221/204, Steel Arthur holding Excalibur aloft is a triumphant scene that's been depicted countless times throughout history, so taking it on even in the context of a card game isn't something to be taken lightly
I trade to offload cards I dont want in favor of cards Ill play with
Then on one fine day, my girlfriend brought back two boxes of Korean Theros from her trip to South Korea, and I opened this in one of the boxes: Oh my, it looked gorgeous
OUT: Stilt-Man, Towering Terror + Kang Dynasty [[Stilt-Man, Towering Terror]] is another card that feels a little out of place in the deck
While most of these opinions are half-truths, the deck has a lot of areas where you can squeeze out percentage points that put it further ahead of most strategies in Modern