And it allows you to cover multiple market segments: modern, vintage, Japanese, promos
I am writing up my final article on the good stuff from the recently released Doctor Who set
The major characters like the Fellowship of the Ring, their closest allies, and the major villains like Sauron all get multiple mechanically unique cards to represent them during different parts of their long journeys
The only Machine Union Deck making rounds is doing so because of the world's most-busted Link and owning the third most-busted Field Spell ever made (behind Chicken Game and SPYRAL Resort, and just ahead of Divine Wind.) And this iconic Deck is barely even talked about anymore, except as a go-to manual as to how NOT to incorporate two wildly different mechanics into one archetype (ironic considering its native Type, hair-rendingly frustrating considering this is not even the THIRD Machine Archetype to fall victim to this lackluster playstyle/conflicting identities dual kiss of death
No matter what your take on tribal, I'd love to hear from you
Well, it turns out that fiddling with the top of your library and then drawing a card for one mana is actually quite powerful