Conclusions We built a model of the price of a ficticious Magic: The Gathering playing card, over time, as it undergoes several reprints (in our simple model, each reprint leads to a small drop in price for the subsequent 200 days)
Mew is a difficult matchup because of Path to the Peak and Echoing Horn: the Mew deck will usually win the Prize race by going for easy KOs, but Arceus/Duraludon has a shot
All you need to do is generate a token to get card draw, and lots of token decks can do that in their sleep
Adding in a mass removal spell to a card draw one makes this very powerful at most kitchen table formats, and it's one color, so it's pretty easy to add into your decks in Commander where color identity matters
As always, I'm eager to hear your feedback about today's article and the concept of two-in-one cards in general
It can potentially output more damage than Special Delivery Charizard, though 80 of that damage is reliant on coin flips, showing how much power creep has taken place in the Pokmon TCG recently