These intriguing creatures are designed to work well in bird and land-based decks, giving avian appreciators plenty of new and interesting deck-building opportunities to mess about with
Rarity currently starts at $ 102.96
Sarkhan, Soul Aflame is a dragon decks best shapeshifter, making your dragons cheaper and copying the newest one that hits the battlefield, which leads to some pretty wild double-threat turns
Looking at my cube, there is critical mass for: Goblins (R) Humans (all) Warriors (WBR) And, with some effort, other tribes could get critical mass running only cards that are cubeable by themselves, keeping the Poison effect to a minimum: Soldiers (W) Wizards (U) Shamans (RG) Vampires (B) I'm fine with dedicating 2-3 slots per color so each of these tribes have a Lord or some other linear effect as a nod to play them (Goblin Chieftain, Champion of the Parish, Chief of the Edge) but I don't want this cube to be mainly tribal, just have an extra layer of synergy that cares about the creature type line at a low opportunity cost
I mean, just look at what you get from Zimone, Paradox Sculptor in comparison
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