Our options are therefore as follows: Azorius v Jund: Will, Scion of Peace & Ikra Shidiqi, the Usurper + Kediss, Emberclaw Familiar Rakdos v Bant: Judith, Carnage Connoisseur & Shanna, Purifying Blade Selesnya v Grixis: Trelasarra, Moon Dancer & Solkanar the Swamp King Boros v Sultai: Firesong and Sunspeaker & Zimone and Dina Golgari v Jeskai: Beledros Witherbloom & The Archimandrite Okay, there should be six, but if you can find an oppositional pair in Dimir and Naya that can both be reasonably called a life gain deck, go for it
These are cards that generally retail for between $0.25 and $1.00, but are only purchased for $0.05 or $0.10 (many buylist count played commons and uncommons valued at $0.05 or under as bulk) This last part is important: generally buylists are not a great place to sell cards of lower rarities unless they are high end tournament staples (cards like Path to Exile or Serum Visions) or unless the are literally bulk (selling a $0.20 card that no one wants and has little potential to increase in the future for $0.05 is a great deal, considering bulk rates are $0.005 per)
It may seem daunting to start playing a game that has been around since 1996 and features over 1000 different Pocket Monsters
Green has access to plenty of great auras like Rancor and Ancestral Mask that shine when paired with cheap hexproof creatures like Gladecover Scout and Silhana Ledgewalker
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At the same time, it can handily keep the most popular archetypes of Sagas and Equipment in check, while helping you hit lands, so it could well creep up a little
