Resist reduces the damage dealt to a card by the amount it states - so Resist 2, on Tiana, Celebrating Princess, reduces damage by 2
Boros Energy (21.1% of the Winner's Metagame) 4 Ajani, Nacatl Pariah 4 Guide of Souls 4 Ocelot Pride 4 Phlage, Titan of Fire's Fury 4 Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer 4 Galvanic Discharge 4 Arid Mesa 4 Marsh Flats 3 Arena of Glory 3 Sacred Foundry 3 Goblin Bombardment 3 Seasoned Pyromancer 3 Flooded Strand 2 Elegant Parlor 2 Thraben Charm 2 Voice of Victory 2 Plains 2 Ranger-Captain of Eos 1 Mountain 1 Blood Moon 1 Windswept Heath 3 Obsidian Charmaw 2 Wrath of the Skies 2 Celestial Purge 2 The Legend of Roku 2 Wear 2 Orim's Chant 1 Blood Moon 1 Surgical Extraction Powered by Guide of Souls and Galvanic Discharge, Boros Energy leverages the energy mechanic to dominate the battlefield
6 Decidueye The Best Aspect Of Decidueye Ex Without The Unnecessary Risk Rarity: Number: A3a 005 The Decidueye card that comes with the Extradimensional Crisis Expansion (EC) set offers one of the best abilities from its Ex version from Celestial Guardians, without risking losing 2 points when the card goes down
Unlike many higher hitting stuff you don't have to hold out mana or keep something untapped like a dork or a land, you can just do your thing and then keep the Chains ready
Innistrad: Crimson Vow is the next standard-legal set in Magic: The Gathering and has players attending a wedding - which is strangely wholesome for a plane that's traditionally all about everything trying to eat everything else
My only complaint about the ability is that it was given to the Gruul, when the Rakdos leader is so clearly called Rakdos, Lord of Riots
