Character cards are most common, denoting their power in top right and their effect, if any, in the center text box of the card
The off centre-subject and the pure black backdrop contrasted by a single, bulging, white eye make it so visually striking, making it one of the early game's most recognisable cards
Some other decks of this type are: Grishoalbrand (Decks that use Goryo's Vengeance to cheat out a Griselbrand and Nourishing Shoal to gain enough life to continually abuse Griselbrand's card draw), Melira-Pod (using Birthing Pod to fetch out a Milira, Sylvok Outcast and then repeatedly sacrifice a Murderous Redcap for infinite damage), CopyCat or Crazy Cat Lady (combination of Saheeli Rai and Felidar Guardian to produce infinite creatures, much the same as Splinter Twin) and Prosperous Bloom (or ProsBloom for short) (using a combination of Cadaverous Bloom and an X-cost card drawer like Prosperity to either empty the opponent's library or fuel a single giant X-cost direct damage blast)
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after long consideration, i think the part that doesnt work is that the pokemon are too small for the boxes and have too much shading, but you can see that theyre taking it back to these eras with the circular boxes 317944805_488441283153073_4233247357073428783_n15641564 213 KB as for the trainers, i really like the accent pieces
A Final Fantasy deck filled with death triggers will find The Masamune more useful, but in nearly every other scenario, Sword of Feast and Famine is going to be top pick
