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#3 Keeper of the Accord Keeper of the Accord is one of the better catch-up cards in white

It was close between adding them and Morbid Opportunist, but I decided the saved mana value was worth it

Adrix and Nev, Twincasters Amid the mana-rich waters of the Pinzari Isles, the twins Adrix and Nev grew up literally swimming in magic

You can also dip into White for hatebears that further slow down your opponents, like Thalia, Guardian of Thraben or even Eidolon of Rhetoric

In the mainline games, Snorlax is not a starter or rival but serves as a unique obstacle and potential powerhouse for trainers who catch and train it