Introduces new members/support for the "Abyss Actor", "Abyss Script", "Archfiend", "Branded", "Bystial", "Chaos", "Dogmatika", "Despia", "Evil Eye", "Galaxy", "Galaxy-Eyes", "Generaider", "Gishki", "Icejade", "Kashtira", "Kuriboh", "Labrynth", "Ninja", "Ninjitsu Art", "Number", Number C", "Numeron", "Photon", "Plunder Patroll", "roid", "Scareclaw", "Springans", "Swordsoul", "Tearlaments", "Therion", "Tri-Brigade", "Vaylantz", and "Welcome Labrynth" archetypes, as well as the Albaz Dragon, Broken World, and "C" series
Of course, it would be a bit forward of me to pretend the game is just an MTG port: MTG has no class bonuses, and I doubt the game means Ally in the same way MTG does
This strategy can be particularly advantageous, especially when the opponent plays a monster that cannot be Normal Summoned
The effect is essentially just a Remand for creatures or planeswalkers, which can be useful but often isnt
Birthing Pod While Birthing Pod has a reputation for warping formats, really maximizing it comes with a huge deckbuilding cost as you must sculpt a careful curve around its repeated activations
Its visual inspiration appears to draw from spectral knights, melding medieval motifs with a fiery blaze that represents both destruction and renewal
