For context on just how under the radar Brainstorm was, heres the eventual champion and shortlist Hall of Fame candidate, Justin Garys U/R list from that same event: Creatures (12) Lands (22) Spells (26) 2 Nevinyrral's Disk 4 Counterspell 4 Dissipate 4 Force of Will 3 Earthquake 3 Disintegrate 2 Incinerate 2 Serrated Arrows 2 Binding Grasp Sideboard Super rad deck, to be sure, but definitely could have benefited from a playset of Brainstorms
Additionally, deck protector sleeves enhance the overall gaming experience by providing a smooth, precise shuffle and draw
Even if you drop a Yellow deck's life pile down to one, that could easily just turn into a three-card life pile on their next turn
On the flip side, decks that lean on cards like Monastery Swiftspear tend to perform better in that kind of environment
The Sword & Shield era (2019-2023), spanning 13 expansions and over 2,500 cards, revolutionized the TCG with V/VMAX mechanics, TAG TEAM GX, and sets like Evolving Skies that skyrocketed values
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