While some cards may be familiar to anyone who grew up with the TCG, others are rare printings that add a twist that pay homage to older counterparts
Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur all got Illustration Rare treatments, and they're some of the best-looking cards in the set
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Dragons Humans, Legends, and even Planeswalkers are all attractive options for multicolor typal decks, but Dragons comes out ahead in this article thanks to the plethora of giant monsters with casting costs, including top options like The Ur-DragonThe Ur-Dragon, who is the most popular commander on EDHREC at over 40,000 total decks, TiamatTiamat (a respectable 2,273 decks as commander and almost 33,000 overall), Scion of the Ur-DragonScion of the Ur-Dragon, and Two-Headed HellkiteTwo-Headed Hellkite (30,069 decks), the latter two of which are excellent inclusions in the 99
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With Pendulums acting as Spell cards, Mythical Beasts can get a ton of counters on them with no issue
