Pongo, Ol' Rascal And Peter Pan, Never Landing With five Evasive characters (three Pongo, 'Old Rascal, and two Peter Pan, Never Landing), this deck has the most Evasive options of the three starter decks
A switch from prison pieces such as the infamous Blood Moon to combo means denying opponents the opportunity to come back, although a prison deck is more flexible when it comes to orchestrating a win and has the ability to achieve a single turn-one spell victory move
Players must follow all applicable timing rules for casting spells with the permission granted by Ian Malcolm, Chaotician's last ability
Note that, as is the case for other status conditions, players can still use cards such as Switch to move their Paralyzed Pokmon from the Active Spot, but they are unable to use the standard method of retreating
I try to keep these Standard-legal and use these to teach the next generation of Magic players in my LGS every last Friday of the month
[20] Some BG Reanimator decks also run a few cascade cards, but its not a hugely common choice Advertisement Ask a Question 200 characters left Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered