But, here are the basic groups of decks Im considering, in very rough order: Decks that attack (Zoo, Allies) Decks with Cryptic Command (slower Grixis, U/W Flash, Jeskai Flash, others) Soul Sisters G/B-like decks (B/G Obliterator, Jund, Abzan) Lantern Control I got in a playtest session with Steven Moerke, and one of the things that I was struck by is that if were expecting G/R Tron and Eldrazi and Affinity to be big players in the new metagame, Lantern is a great choice
Gix is weaker, yes, but that makes him perfect for me because I can actually play him
1 Sephara, Sky's Blade
Gyarados This is a card that perfectly captures the ferocity of one of Pokemon's most iconic evolutions
Common OP12-017 Color of Observation Haki Uncommon OP12-018 Color of the Supreme King Haki Rare OP12-019 Color of Arms Haki Common OP12-020 Roronoa Zoro Leader OP12-021 Ipponmatsu Common OP12-022 Inuarashi Common OP12-023 Kawamatsu Uncommon OP12-024 Gyukimaru Common OP12-025 Kinemon Common OP12-026 Kuina Uncommon OP12-027 Koushirou Uncommon OP12-028 Kouzuki Hiyori Rare OP12-029 Shimotsuki Kouzaburou Uncommon OP12-030 Dracule Mihawk Super Rare OP12-031 Tashigi Rare OP12-032 Nekomamushi Uncommon OP12-033 Helmeppo Common OP12-034 Perona Super Rare OP12-035 Morgan Common OP12-036 Roronoa Zoro Common OP12-037 Demon Aura Nine Sword Style Asura Blades Drawn Dead Mans Game Rare OP12-038 Two-Sword Style Rashomon Common OP12-039 Luffy Is the Man Who Will Become the King of Pirates
Almost entirely because of duplicate protection, they have now 100% lured me in as a customer to start seriously playing on MTG Arena and spending money, while also still collecting Common, Uncommon, Rare sets on MTGO (though no longer Mythics, it's too expensive to keep that up)
