Overloading a spell replaces the word target with the spell and changes it to each, converting it to a board wipe
However, nostalgia-based cards from 151 (like Dragonair, Gengar, Scizor) should hold their value better because nostalgia doesnt rotate out like tournament decks do.If you're betting long-term, I'd personally prioritize holding Gengar, Scizor, and Dragonair over competitive trainers
They may specifically reference sacrificed permanents, like Mayhem Devil, or just trigger when creatures die, like Blood Artist and Homicide Investigator
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There are decks out there that simply have no hope of overcoming that amount of life gain, and Heroes' Reunion cast repeatedly can bury them
Because Lorcanas gameplay doesnt bleed between opponents turns in the same way MTG does via instants and flashed-in cards, Pixelborn doesnt have a lot of interactive weight to carry