Competitively, the set pushed Four Emperors leaders forward and cemented Shanks as a Yonko-tier archetype
Acorn Harvest Aerie Ouphes Afiya Grove Algae Gharial Ambassador Oak Animal Magnetism Arctic Nishoba Arctic Wolves Argothian Wurm Aspect of Mongoose Assault // Battery Aurochs Herd Avenging Druid Barishi Baru, Fist of Krosa Basking Rootwalla Beacon of Creation Bearscape Beast Attack Behemoth's Herald Bifurcate Body of Jukai Bramble Elemental Bringer of the Green Dawn Brood Sliver Broodhatch Nantuko Budoka Gardener Burr Grafter Call of the Wild Caller of the Claw Canopy Crawler Centaur Glade Centaur Rootcaster Chatter of the Squirrel Chord of Calling Civic Wayfinder Cream of the Crop Crush of Wurms Cytoplast Root-Kin Decomposition Defense of the Heart Deranged Hermit Diligent Farmhand Dramatic Entrance Dripping-Tongue Zubera Elder Pine of Jukai Elephant Ambush Elephant Guide Elvish Farmer Elvish Fury Elvish Harbinger Elvish Pioneer Elvish Piper Elvish Promenade Elvish Soultiller Elvish Vanguard Endless Swarm Enter the Unknown Eyes of the Wisent Farhaven Elf Fecundity Feral Hydra Feral Throwback Fertile Imagination Fierce Empath Fists of Ironwood Flash Foliage Flock of Rabid Sheep Flourishing Defenses Forked-Branch Garami Form of the Squirrel
There was one other card that never quite made it on the battlefield, although since I never got past seven lands, I'm not sure it could have saved me
Not only does it offer a great incentive to attack your opponents, especially when theyre running any lifelink creatures, it also diminishes the value of attacks against you
Starter SIRs have always carried collector premiums, and Venusaur's spot as one of the original three gives this one real staying power
Just as well, you get the timeless classic, the Minotaur deck all-star: Didgeridoo
