The background is very shamanic, with fallen trees, rocky crags and the beautiful sunlight beam
But thats what were doing today, so take a closer look at Eric Deschampss rendition of Dragonlord Dromoka from Dragons of Tarkir: So youre forgiven if you thought that Dromokas face is avian in nature, greyish and bony, tilted downward and ending in a beaky point
If you do, then the account will be lost forever
A great budget piece is Beamtown Beatstick, which makes a Treasure token each time the equipped creature deals combat damage to a player
Shark Typhoon Admittedly, the idea for this article started as a whole bunch of aggressive cards that will rule the format, but there is a ton of blue that will also see a ton of play post-rotation
While they dont quite make my top 10, I did want to give a shout-out to Magus of the Moon and Containment Priest as cards that do some serious work in the right decks