Pictures of the Floating Wind has five land cards in Ukiyo-e style (the woodcut print method used, for example, in The Great Wave off Kanagawa), while Special Guest: Yuko Shimizu is a set with four powerful spirit creatures drawn by the titular award-winning Japanese Illustrator
Tombstalker A 5/5 flier for 8 mana was probably good in MTGs early days, but Tombstalker becomes interesting when you can reduce the mana cost by a lot
Thanks for making it this far, and enjoy collecting, because theres some crazy stuff out there.
This decklist is not a card-for-card product display but is representative of the cards found in the deck.) 4 Pugnacious Hammerskull[tnPAi5paQCrpE0vK1AOyO] 3 Itzquinth, Firstborn of Gishath[5pBYhHUFX7z6KrVIPaXJ37] 4 Rampaging Raptor[3OL5CONQa3lRgslbHnEwKy] 4 Triumphant Chomp 3 Copperline Gorge[2te5dF7Q7zDWz0CAUEq9Vy] 4 Belligerent Yearling[7hqcrFHEEOz1XqkqFY3aNU] 4 Palani's Hatcher[5v1xQLxx93U2k0bxj9VtPs] 2 Witchstalker Frenzy 2 Volcanic Spite 5 Mountain 5 Forest 4 Rugged Highlands[6QCvtXRvw0vOPHMRXAFANk] 4 Bristling Backwoods 1 Karplusan Forest[3EEl2uZk4idkqNDv7znaYX] 2 Restless Ridgeline[8RMPUkTTxHmMMTMQG0NCS] 4 Ixalli's Lorekeeper 3 Burning Sun Cavalry 2 Shock Standard Deck: Toxic Champion Deck: Standard Toxic is the compleat package for poison counters and control gameplay
I know I have the Magic boomer love of a bad card he cracked in a Chronicles pack, but making the lord of walls functionally inert as a window is dead hilarious to me
