Keep in mind that after you draft, you may be put up against players that werent in your draft pod
Vampiric Hunger Vampire Nighthawk | Illustration by Jason Chan Creature (26) Hinterland Sanctifier x2 Healer's Hawk x2 Ajani's Pridemate x3 Sun-Blessed Healer x2 Sanguine Syphoner x2 Vengeful Bloodwitch x2 Cat Collector x2 Twinblade Paladin x2 Vampire Nighthawk x2 Dazzling Angel x2 Elenda, Saint of Dusk Fiendish Panda x2 Inspiring Overseer x2 Instant (8) Moment of Triumph x2 Moment of Craving x2 Tribute to Hunger x2 Mortify x2 Enchantment (2) Phyrexian Arena Angelic Destiny Land (24) Plains x8 Swamp x7 Orzhov Guildgate x4 Scoured Barrens x4 Temple of Silence Lifegain matters decks are usually simple to build, and they have a place in competitive environments, often thriving against aggro and burn decks
Creatures (9) Planeswalkers (6) Lands (19) Spells (26) I think Ghost Quarter is clearly better than Field of Ruin, though including one of both is justifiable (as is, including two Ghost Quarter)
While other filterlands are scattered throughout the Final Fantasy decks, these two are by far the most expensive, simply because they've not seen many reprints
I think we can expect this to become a new mechanical archetype if the draw-second cards theyve released since War of the Spark tell us anything
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