Maybe thats a little dramatic, but an uncounterable, mostly indestructible serpent that interacts with your opponent and adds 12 power to the board each turn cycle neatly fits into my definition of dominant
Of course, this comes at the small price of your Pokemon getting Poisoned
My deck only has three creatures in the ninety-nine: Deadeye Navigator, Peregrine Drake, and Archaeomancer
And as long as there are no unhealthy combos, or if the unhealthy combos turn out to be unrealistic or impractical and bad, then Forest of Giant Plants gives Grass types the boost that they need, because there are a lot of strong stage two Grass types
In a 60-card deck with 4 copies, drawing a 7-card opening hand: Parameters: N = 60 , K = 4 , n = 7 , desired: k 1
You're already aiming for in your mana pool, so Two-Headed Hellkite is well worth it, and both flying and menace make it easier to attack with less likelihood of being blocked