I really expected a reprinting of Inexorable Tide, but I think it might be a minute for a reprint
So, with access to new tools, more consistency, and more power, whats holding Voltron back
Bumbleflower 0.1%inclusion 24 decks 36.3K decks Omnath, Locus of All 0.1%inclusion 16 decks 14.1K decks Kenrith, the Returned King 0.0%inclusion 15 decks 30.9K decks Galadriel, Light of Valinor 0.1%inclusion 14 decks 15.2K decks Peter Parker 0.2%inclusion 12 decks 5.70K decks Ramos, Dragon Engine 0.1%inclusion 11 decks 12.4K decks Morophon, the Boundless 0.1%inclusion 10 decks 15.4K decks Rafiq of the Many 0.2%inclusion 9 decks 4.88K decks Galea, Kindler of Hope 0.2%inclusion 9 decks 5.47K decks Mr
As you can see from these decks, there are many wild ways to play, and you dont have to drop a whole months pay on a deck to be a part of the fun
It might seem unnecessary to devote three paragraphs to the intricacies of reds LD and artifact hate sideboarding decisions, but in my mind thats where reds hidden strength lies in Modern
Card Set(s) -Awakening of the New Era- [OP-05] CARD VIEW OP01-121 | SP CARD | CHARACTER Yamato (Parallel) Attribute Strike Block Icon 1 Effect Also treat this card's name as [Kouzuki Oden] according to the rules
