Laurie says Green is her favourite MTG color, so we imagine this insanely strong MTG mana ramp card may well find its way into a deck
Where else do you get to Blasphemous Act an entire board of dragons, werewolves, and ninjas only to leave shrines, slivers, and The Walls of Ba Sing Se
I remember looking at vanilla creatures that weren't particularly good deals, required obscene amounts of colored mana, and had names that seemed like they'd been crafted by pulling scrabble letters out of a bag blindfolded and thinking this was one of the best things I'd ever seen
Cecil soon finds himself in a battle to protect his loved ones, to discover his true identity, and to deliver the world from destruction
The other three decks, while not quite as powerful, still pack a serious punch while honoring the timeless feeling of Fallout's post-apocalyptic hellscape
It would be easy to just fill out the deck with Vampires that have madness, but I think thats the wrong approach
