Interestingly, four players came up with the deck independently of each other, built wildly different lists, and piloted them to day two finishes -- Aaron Tarbell even took the deck all the way to Top 8
Having some organization makes it easier to browse the binder, both for anybody looking through and for yourself if somebody asks for a specific card
You can flop out game winners late game or you can just curve out more consistently
The only scenario where language matters is competitive play: Western tournaments require English-language cards
And with rotation coming out at the same time as Edge of Eternities, what better time to look at Standard, and consider how these cards measure up
Around 130% of Trend for cards up to roughly 10, which covers most of the volume in a bulk lot