Nalia de'Arnise Party Time is the last (and least) of the Battle for Baldur's Gate precons
No matter how careful Wizards of the Coast is with card design, they cannot predict everything, and players always surprise them by devising aggressive combos and lightning-quick strategies that completely dominate the meta
Red also features numerous revelers, who reminded me of the debauched, sometimes lethal worshippers of Dionysis - the Greek god of wine and revelry
The artwork here shows an adorable black kitten rolling around and chasing its furry black tentacles
There are not a tonne of decks where I know I am keen to maindeck the Duress
(For more on Mindslaver's story, take a look at my column A Mind Is A Wonderful Thing To Waste.) 8) Moonring Mirror ( Champions of Kamigawa ) Before I came to Wizards of the Coast, I had a cool idea for a card that allowed a player to have two hands (of cards that is) that they could swap back and forth