Ever since Delinkquent's top finish with Zombies at FLC17 in April, zombie decks have exploded in popularity
Vanguard cards were released in four series of eight cards each
Altanak, the Thrice-Called Anthropede Balustrade Wurm Bashful Beastie Broodspinner Cautious Survivor Cryptid Inspector Defiant Survivor Enduring Vitality Fear of Exposure Flesh Burrower Grasping Longneck Hauntwoods Shrieker House Cartographer Insidious Fungus Kona, Rescue Beastie Marina Vendrell Oblivious Bookworm Omnivorous Flytrap Overgrown Zealot Overlord of the Hauntwoods Patchwork Beastie Rip, Spawn Hunter Rootwise Survivor Shrewd Storyteller Slavering Branchsnapper Spineseeker Centipede The Swarmweaver Twitching Doll Tyvar, the Pummeler Wary Watchdog Wickerfolk Thresher Wildfire Wickerfolk Winter, Misanthropic Guide Zimone, All-Questioning
1, 2006 Uria, Lord of Searing Flames is not that great on its own
This is one of the secret rare cards in the set
Bumbling Pangolin: This creature can't attack or block alone, embodying the idea of its clumsy nature