Double-Faced Cards Having last been seen in Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, March of the Machine is bringing back double-faced cards to represent various aspects of the Phyrexians in an interesting, new way
The set will be titled Night Wanderer, and will become available on June 7, 2024 in Japan
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Surge's Raichu #28Rare $24.30 Misty's Cloyster #29Rare $14.13 Misty's Goldeen (30) #30Rare $5.96 Misty's Poliwrath #31Rare $13.92 Misty's Tentacool (32) #32Rare $9.82 Rocket's Snorlax #33Rare $59.68 Sabrina's Venomoth #34Rare $8.20 Blaine's Growlithe (35) #35Uncommon $6.92 Blaine's Kangaskhan #36Uncommon $7.70 Blaine's Magmar #37Uncommon $3.44 Brock's Geodude (38) #38Uncommon $2.72 Brock's Golbat #39Uncommon $2.81 Brock's Graveler #40Uncommon $1.54 Brock's Lickitung #41Uncommon $3.15 Erika's Dratini #42Uncommon $5.59 Erika's Exeggcute (43) #43Uncommon $1.51 Erika's Exeggutor #44Uncommon $1.57 Erika's Gloom (45) #45Uncommon $2.00 Erika's Gloom (46) #46Uncommon $3.23 Erika's Oddish (47) #47Uncommon $3.32 Erika's Weepinbell (48) #48Uncommon $5.34 Erika's Weepinbell (49) #49Uncommon $1.86 Lt
In formats like Modern and Legacy, where efficiency is already a priority, this restriction was often trivial to meet, leading to a period of homogenization where nearly 30 percent of top-tier decks included Lurrus as a starting resource
Any colorless creatures will do here, really, but Containment Construct is particularly good due to its standalone discard synergy
