Its vague ability encourages a fun deck filled with these types of cards and I predict Thurid will become quite popular because of that
What sets our case apart is the integrated digital artwork extension, seamlessly broadening the narrative of your specific card's design
To get you started, heres an Affinity list that made Top 8 at our Modern 1K last weekend: Wesley Higbees Affinity | Top 8, Modern 1K, 2/17/18 4 Arcbound Ravager 2 Etched Champion 2 Master of Etherium 2 Memnite 4 Ornithopter 4 Signal Pest 4 Steel Overseer 4 Vault Skirge 4 Galvanic Blast 4 Cranial Plating 4 Mox Opal 4 Springleaf Drum 1 Welding Jar 4 Blinkmoth Nexus 4 Darksteel Citadel 3 Glimmervoid 4 Inkmoth Nexus 1 Mountain 1 Spire of Industry Sideboard: 2 Ancient Grudge 1 Bitterblossom 2 Blood Moon 1 Etched Champion 2 Ghirapur Aether Grid 1 Grafdiggers Cage 1 Relic of Progenitus 1 Rule of Law 2 Spell Pierce 1 Thoughtseize 1 Whipflare The Threats One thing about Affinity that hasnt changed over the years is its main threat: Arcbound Ravager
Ever used wizardcycling to pull a wizard tribal card from your deck
Kobolds, legendary minions, multicolored cards, bees with shields, and the introduction of another of Magics long time villains
Thats where grading comes in
