Loses to: Dealer's Choice, Hanewata, Droll & Lock Bird , Nibiru, the Primal Being, Dimension Shifter/Retaliating "C" , Red Reboot, Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring (Monster Gate or Reasoning), Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit/Typhoon (Ryzeal Cross), Effect Veiler (Ryzeal Duodrive or Primathmech Alembertian), D.D
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Since the land itself is holding a shield counter and is therefore protected from destruction, this could complement an Armageddon strategy, if youre one of those people
The inspiration from this article comes from the time I stumbled across my old MTG cards, circa early 2000s, in my parents attic with nothing more than a ripped up Ziplock bag protecting them (RIP childhood memories)
This means it can hit your opponent through a Leyline of Sanctity, which is a big deal for Burn decks
