Wrap-Up When I started playing the deck, I figured that it would be super fun, unique, and cheap but probably not extremely competitive, and while this is mostly true, the deck is a bit more competitive than I thought it would be
The deck also suffers a bit from the classic midrange dilemma, in that its a mix of answers and threats that you just hope to draw up in the right quantities
Since the third entry in the series, players have been able to call upon powerful creatures for intense one-time attacks
youll be able to find this card (157/264 is the set number) for around $8
So, if I attack again with [c]Fireborn Knight[/c] and it isnt blocked, it will deal a total of 4 damage to the defending player
Note you can target yourself to discard and draw and it's a "may" effect