If you avoided the leak, then by the time you knew about Karn, the Great Creator, you'd have to pay at least three times as much to get a Mycosynth Lattice to combo with your Karn, the Great Creator
When clear sleeves make sense (and when they don't) Clear sleeves can be a good fit when: You're protecting cards in a binder or toploader-style storage You're sleeving tokens or display pieces You're using official card backs and don't mind visible wear But for a shuffled deck, especially in tournaments, clear sleeves can be risky if card backs vary in condition
I hope this guide and free template have helped you in some way
Relying on what others may have is always risky and should rarely be your main strategy
Quick expansion: Ominous Seas, Nadir Kraken, Crush of Tentacles, Deep-Sea Kraken, Shipbreaker Kraken, Ichthyomorphosis, Sea-Dasher Octopus, Serpent of Yawning Depths, Lorthos, the Tidemaker, Kiora Bests the Sea God, Elder Deep-Fiend, Tidal Kraken, Stormtide Leviathan, Gyruda, Doom of Depths, Mesmerizing Benthid, Inkwell Leviathan, Scourge of Fleets, Tromokratis, Striped Riverwinder, Kraken Hatchling, Flood of Tears, Rivers Rebuke Goal cards: Grozoth, Quest for Ulas Temple, Trench Gorger, Kederekt Leviathan, Breaching Leviathan Tribal commander: Slinn Voda, the Rising Deep or Arixmethes, Slumbering Isle (our own Bradley Rose created this sea monsters Commander deck for Arixmethes) VAMPIRES Vampires are one of the most popular and powerful tribes you can play in Magic , although they havent had the long-term tournament success of elves, goblins and others
Good thing I have though, as my thoughts about this list have changed quite a bit over the last handful of days
