Easily the most fantastic-looking cards in the set are the V and V-MAX cards
In these decks Remove Enchantments can make Ancestral Recall look like a bad over-costed, underachieving piece of garbage
Mana Ramp I love having Reckless Barbarian and Patron of the Arts as Dragon cards that you can cast early to provide some temporary mana to power out a big Dragon, or maybe even The Ur-Dragon itself
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Dance of the Elements The first deck, Dance of the Elements, is a five-color (WUBRG) Elemental Kindred deck
If you're playing an aggressive or midrange tribal deck and you're only including sixteen creatures, you have to ask yourself: "Is it even worth playing all of these tribal cards in the first place?" If, for example, you only have enough creatures to have a couple in play at any given time, you're not maximizing your tribe's abilities
