Similar plan to the last deck, except with a legendary theme to power up Aerith Gainsborough's death trigger
Solemnity prevents counters of any kind from being out on your creatures, as well as artifacts, enchantments, and lands
Here is Urgoros, the Empty One: Growing up playing Magic, one of my favourite cards to play, and least favorite to play against, was Hypnotic Specter
And considering the fact that its legendary, you have to pull off some shenanigans if you want to get more than one on the field at the same time to really take advantage of its +2/+2 boost
Look at the symbols on the bottom right of this Mickey card, which are the same elongated diamond: Lots of people have been wondering what this symbol means
Buying one copy of every set legal in Pioneer would only cost you $6,546, which means you could buy a playset of every single card legal in the format for $26,184, leaving you with more than $5,000 left over compared to buying once of every version of every card printed in 2020
