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Dialga is an excellent example of this, boasting valuable cards hailing from sets across eras, including some expensive Diamond and Pearl era sets
Decklist: Dino Might Raccoon Upgrade Teapot Slinger | Illustration by Wisnu Tan Creatures (28) Byway Barterer x4 Burning Sun Cavalry x3 Wandertale Mentor x4 Teapot Slinger x3 Pugnacious Hammerskull Muerra, Trash Tactician x4 Byway Barterer x3 Hulking Raptor Trumpeting Carnosaur Cavern Stomper x2 Earthshaker Dreadmaw Ghalta, Stampede Tyrant Instants (3) Leaping Ambush Untimely Malfunction x2 Sorceries (5) Bushwhack x3 Grab the Prize x2 Lands (24) Bristling Backwoods x4 Commercial District Forest x10 Mountain x9 The Dino Might deck is an old featured deck from the Starter Deck Duel on MTG Arena and full of big, angry dinos that take over the game once theyre on the board
Think of: Spelling mistakes in card name or attacks Strange fonts Energy symbols that are too big or too small An incorrect card number or rarity symbol I myself have rejected a card several times that seemed fine at first glance until I read the attack text
First, lay your creatures out in mana-value order from left to right
The Scarlet and Violet era is drawing to a close, and with the Mega Evolution era moving in after Black Bolt and White Flare sets later this year, were about to enter the next generation
