The Lightning-type Basic card has been at the forefront of competition wins, destroying opponents with a level of ease
They come into play with a predetermined number of defense counters , as shown in the bottom corner of the card (just like in Planeswalkers)
Think of it this way: If you have to physically move a die to represent counters on a permanent changing, it counts as putting counters on that card
So what can we add to the Mordor deck to help it play better
The fair bucket is the largest, containing cards that are efficient and powerful, but that have a lot of redundancy within the Cube, such as Lightning Bolt, Counterspell, Llanowar Elves, cheap creatures meant for combat, and even big finishers like Frost Titan
Some like the electric Pikachu while others may prefer the leaf-based Ivysaur