Noxious Gearhulk and Patron of the Vein fulfill similar roles, and are much stronger cards, providing decent damage, evasion, and secondary effects
You cant really blame them, as its a mistake that all TCGs seem to make in their early days Professor Oak, Pot of Greed, anyone
It provides pressure and board control, but Im most impressed by the entirely unregulated sacrifice ability: The best sacrifice outlets are those that you can activate whenever you like, as often as you like, which Grimgrin kindly offers
The point is, we could look at what goes into a Hama Pashar deck, but even if there were hundreds of them, a lot of the cards involved will be in the D and D set and nowhere else, so anything older isnt really going to pop as a result of people building it
To help you find what youre looking for, weve singled out the top cards from the expansion and sorted them by both value and competitive viability to accommodate both preferences
Stellar Crown Despite a couple of nice illustration rares, its simply too small and lacks any real standout hits to justify holding sealed
