While a little more understated, Rotom, Mega Sharpedo, and Mega Lopunny all have great SIRs
This deck contains: 1 60-card starter deck including 2 foil cards 11 Tokens 1 Rulebook 1 Booster pack containing 12 randomized cards Decklist: Amethyst & Steel 2 Akela - Wolf Pack Elder 2 Arthur - Wart 1 Fa Zhou - War Hero 3 Giant Cobra - Ghostly Serpent 3 HeiHei - Rambling Rooster 2 Helga Sinclair - Tough as Nails 1 Iago - Giant Spectral Parrot 3 Jafar - Aspiring Ruler 1 Jafar - Newly Crowned 2 Kashekim - Ancient Ruler 2 King Hubert - Phillip's Father 1 Madam Mim - Cheating Spellcaster 3 Mufasa - Respected King 2 Pain - Impudent Imp 2 Panic - High-Strung Imp 3 Rajah - Ghostly Tiger 1 Raya - Guidance Seeker 3 Razoul - Menacing Guard 2 Royal Guard - Bovine Protector 2 Tanana - Tribal Elder 2 Te Ka - Lava Monster 2 The Carpenter - Dinner Companion 2 Treasure Guardian - Foreboding Sentry 2 Amethyst Coil 2 A Very Merry Unbirthday 2 Double Trouble 2 Magical Maneuvers 1 Restoring the Crown 2 Retrosphere 2 Training Dummy Booster pack rarity breakdown: 2 Rares, super rares, or legendaries 3 Uncommons 6 Commons 1 Foil card of any rarity Related Products
With that, those are all the Warhammer 40k Magic Commander cards weve seen so far for the four decks, but now we know what Secret Lair drops are on the way too
Annihilator 2 (Whenever this creature attacks, defending player sacrifices two permanents of their choice.) Illustrated by Jason Felix Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Not Legal Modern Legal Brawl Not Legal Legacy Legal Comp
That's hyper efficient, and while it discards energy, forcing you to commit all your eggs to one basket if you want to keep using it, what's really interesting is that the attack uses colorless energy
It's fashion notebook art, made into a secret lair, that also ties into a cosplay zeitgeist of everyday character clothing options)
