Another Final Fantasy IX alumni, Beatrix is clearly intended as a glue card to bring all the Equipment synergies in the deck together
Abyssal Gorestalker Abyssal Harvester Abzan Devotee Aclazotz, Deepest Betrayal Acolyte of Aclazotz Adorned Crocodile Adventurous Eater Agate-Blade Assassin Agency Coroner Agent Venom Agents of HYDRA Aggressive Negotiations Aggressive Symbiosis Ahriman Al Bhed Salvagers Alchemist's Assistant Alesha's Legacy Alien Symbiosis Alley Assailant Alpharael, Stonechosen Ambush Gigapede Anchovy & Banana Pizza Ancient Vendetta Another Chance Appendage Amalgam Arbiter of Woe Arcane Omens Archenemy's Charm Ardyn, the Usurper Armaggon, Future Shark Arnim Zola, Bio-Fanatic Arnyn, Deathbloom Botanist Ashiok's Reaper Ashiok, Wicked Manipulator Auntie's Sentence Avenger of the Fallen Azula Always Lies Azula, On the Hunt Back for Seconds Back on Track Bake into a Pie Balemurk Leech Bandit's Talent Bane-Marked Leonin Barbed Bloodletter Barbed Servitor Baron Helmut Zemo Baron Strucker, HYDRA Overlord Barrow Naughty Basilica Stalker Beamsaw Prospector Bebop, Warthog Warrior Beetle-Headed Merchants Behold the Sinister Six
Remember that Amalgams ability isnt a may ability, so once triggered, it has to be returned to the battlefield
Swapping to Neriv, Crackling Vanguard gives you a neat effect from the Command Zone that feels fairly unique and stronger later in the game
This is less burdensome for Valakut, but the problem remains: you may get your mana perfectly but fail to actually do anything
The Boros lands are arguably the most exciting lands on offer in these precons, as Boros has hungered for more dual-type lands to fetch while using its Boros Advantage Engine cards
