Lucky, The 13th Puppy This deck excels at having a wide board with too many characters for your opponent to deal with, and Lucky, The 13th Puppy helps you accomplish that, then rewards you for doing it
Looking at Ultimate Masters , its hard to find too many cards that are expensive only because of scarcity
Creatures (20) Lands (23) Spells (17) Sideboard As a two-drop that rewards you for playing cheap cards, it has frequently been used as part of a beatdown plan, giving you more fuel to keep snowballing advantage
Always keep in mind that Boros is looking to punish slow decks that start games with turn-2 nothing, turn-3 morph
Not only does this shut off many graveyard synergies opponents may be utilizing, but Gisa also returns all creatures exiled with it to the battlefield under its owner's control at the beginning of that player's upkeep
Despite its simple mana base and straight-forward game plan (cast Dragons up the curve and attack), the deck has a surprising number of synergies, is more powerful than it first may appear, and is a ton of fun to play