First showcased at a tournament in 2001, the Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon card was the grand prize, and collectors were quick to recognize its unique value
A derivative of the G/R Monsters deck I built for the previous weekend, this version of the deck takes a much more aggressive approach to the archetype and builds upon some of the cross block synergies we have available in Standard between the explore and eternalize mechanics
The sacrifice fails, then your creature comes back later and gives you the enters trigger again
Just enough so that it is Near Mint rather than Mint
This not only protects the cards but also enhances their longevity, ensuring they remain a valuable part of your collection for years to come
Its a versatile tool against decks lacking in-theme omni-negates, and early testing shows promise across multiple lists