A central question here, of course, is how TCG Pocket balances its worst instincts - its reliance on loot boxes, and all the patently compulsive effects they surface in its players - with a sense of health, balance and, crucially, actual intrinsic fun
Number 6 may be one of the best burn cards ever printed, burning your opponent for half of their overall life points
This just isn't an interesting topic if we look at, say, every background color variation that Eternatus has received to-date
Quag Feast Quag Feast will never be the coolest card in your deck, but cheap, synergistic removal that scales with the game is so incredible that I cant imagine building a black self-mill deck without at least a copy
It gives an anthem like a traditional lord, but also taps to make one of your merfolk unblockable
Thrakkus the Butcher is a dragon-specific power doubler, but the key word is each