I have been doing a deep dive into all things Battle for Baldur's Gate, and today we are looking at another God (I already built a midrange deck around Myrkul, Lord of Bones, which you can find here
In standard it was the core to the aptly named Puresteel Paladin deck, using its main ability to draw into more action and later on the metalcraft ability to cheat out on some equip costs, but it has also seen play in Cheerios, a deck based around 0 mana artifacts and Paradoxical Outcome to eventually cast Grapeshot, and most recently in Hammer Time, which focuses on Colossus Hammer, where Puresteel Paladin once again comes in to both help circumvent equip costs
The hope was that every card should represent something that is memorable to someone
Then they are left with a 2/2 flyer Bird
The saga is only beginning, so make sure to pack a phone charger