Practical and compact design : Lightweight and easy to carry, it is designed to easily fit your gaming accessories without compromising protection
The New Challenger: Lugia VSTAR Pokmon - 19 4 Archeops SIT 147 4 Lugia V SIT 138 3 Lugia VSTAR SIT 139 1 Crobat V DAA 104 1 Drapion V LOR 118 1 Dunsparce FST 207 1 Lugia VIV 132 1 Lumineon V BRS 40 1 Oranguru SSH 148 1 Pumpkaboo EVS 76 1 Radiant Charizard PGO 11 Trainer Cards - 28 4 Professor's Research BRS 147 3 Serena SIT 164 2 Marnie CPA 56 1 Boss's Orders BRS 132 4 Evolution Incense SSH 163 4 Quick Ball FST 237 4 Ultra Ball BRS 150 3 Choice Belt BRS 135 2 Lost Vacuum LOR 162 1 Air Balloon SSH 156 Energy - 13 4 Aurora Energy SSH 186 4 Powerful Colorless Energy DAA 176 2 Double Turbo Energy BRS 151 2 V Guard Energy SIT 169 1 Twin Energy RCL 174 Total cards - 60 Lugia VSTAR is going to be the next big deck: its quick, efficient, and able to scale its damage numbers in order to hit big OHKOs without burning too many resources
It also gives the deck another way to cast spells without always paying full price
I did say that I dislike Cabal Coffers and similar Mono Black Control lands in this deck, but lands that 1) enter untapped and 2) tap for B are always worth considering: Shizo, Death's Storehouse and Takenuma, Abandoned Mire are top on the list, but for colorless lands I think Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx can probably start ramping by turn 4 and Phyrexian Tower is worth testing too
Vivien, Monsters Advocate Vivien, Monsters' Advocate has a great package of abilities, providing both card advantage with its static abilities and board presence with the loyalty abilities
It's a playable addition in Tribal Vampires
