Confirmed premier sets making their debut include Aetherdrift , Tarkir: Dragonstorm, and Edge of Eternities
(Okay, technically I have a third option to do some of each.) Using -1/-1 counters as a cost essentially lets you swap power and toughness between creatures
These decks thrive on quick damage and early knockouts , with Pikachu ex being a Basic card that has a low Energy cost to attack
They are the difference between a card that performs and one that disappoints
The card's accessibility, combined with its charming design and Pikachu's universal appeal, make it a popular choice among collectors
G/R Tron, a deck I was still concerned about at the time, was a potential threat, but the sideboarding felt great for that matchup