Its not just about the numerical grade
Traditionally Tron is a G/R deck using green land tutors and large colorless threats to close out the game, but just a week ago Tom Ross won the SCG Open in Columbus while playing G/W Tron
The deck then plays powerful mid- and late-game threats that synergize with your sacrifice outlets including Vito (drain, 4/3 vampire tokens), Queen's Bay Paladin (reanimate), Bringer of the Last Gift (mass reanimate), etc
What the deck unfortunately lacks outside of its fun playstyle is a decent late game and win conditions, as while you can build energy consistently, there aren't many places to spend it aside from continuing to ramp up your existing board in the late game
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However, this star matches exactly with the star on the right, which is from a genuine Base Set Magneton