Similarly, Shadowborn Apostles synergistic abilities can make them quite a threatening presence
Curiously, only one of the decks ran Bill (one of the games most powerful trainers), and it only ran 2 copies
Forgotten Realms' Manlands Cave of the Frost Dragon Hall of Storm Giants Hive of the Eye Tyrant Den of the Bugbear Lair of the Hydra We hadn't seen a cycle of mono-colored manlands since Urza's Legacy (Faerie Conclave, Treetop Village, etc.), and the Forgotten Realms versions even enter untapped most of the time
This deck contains: 1 60-card starter deck including 2 foil cards 11 Tokens 1 Rulebook 1 The First Chapter Booster pack containing 12 randomized cards 1 Aladdin - Heroic Outlaw 2 Aladdin - Prince Ali 3 Aladdin - Street Rat 2 Captain - Colonel's Lieutenant 1 Cruella De Vil - Miserable as Usual 2 Donald Duck - Boisterous Fowl 2 Duke of Weselton - Opportunistic Official 3 Horace - No-Good Scoundrel 1 Iago - Loud-Mouthed Parrot 2 Jasper - Common Crook 1 LeFou - Instigator 3 Mad Hatter - Gracious Host 3 Megara - Pulling the Strings 3 Mickey Mouse - Steamboat Pilot 2 Peter Pan - Never Landing 3 Pongo - Ol' Rascal 3 Rapunzel - Letting Down Her Hair 2 Scar - Fiery Usurper 3 Sergeant Tibbs - Courageous Cat 1 Stitch - Abomination 3 Dragon Fire 2 He's Got a Sword
It takes only to look at EDH itself, a format created by judges and players, to see just how far homebrews can go
5 Najeela, The Blade-Blossom An instant cEDH all-star, Najeela, the Blade-Blossom is an incredible creature that has a five-color identity despite only costing three mana
