Boast ties a large part of your creatures value into attacking, which feels like a relieving de-escalation from an environment where most playable cards get their value on ETB (or even earlier in the case of adventures!) Even more interesting, the range of payoffs for boast are extremely open-ended, including all sorts of utility effects and other incentives not normally associated with attacking
So my idea is to set Woodsman (it has a nice 2000 DEF), bait West into attacking it, and reap the rewards next turn
Nestled deep within the confines of Kher Keep, and the dusty corners of Magic: The Gathering history, are the Kobolds: a race of 0/1 creatures for zero mana who combine with a range of buffing Lord effects for a strength-in-numbers approach to gameplay
Has held the $50-70 range for nine years with cyclical fluctuations
Nearly the entire suite of creatures are Dragons , with Acolyte of Bahamut discounting the first one you cast
This collection is perfect for expanding your current card collection or building a powerful new deck centered around this cunning Pokmon