Sometimes I'm guilty of second guessing myself with, "Is this design actually cool, or do we just think it's cool?" and Jeremy is always able to cut through that doubt to advocate for resonant designs and mechanics
This means, if we want, we can actually discard another card to make it a 7/1 until end of turn
The deck's focus on including a wide range of recognizable creatures from FFXIV means there aren't enough spells to make full use of Y'shtola's abilities
Foundations Akroma's Memorial Bloom Tender Condemn Embercleave Fiend Artisan Goblin Bushwhacker Grim Tutor Paradise Druid Sphinx's Tutelage Temporal Manipulation Duskmourn: House of Horror Collected Company Damnation Expropriate Hallowed Haunting Noxious Revival Maddening Hex Phantasmal Image Sacrifice Soul Warden Unholy Heat Bloomburrow Frogmite Kindred Charge Ledger Shredder Rat Colony Relentless Rats Secluded Courtyard Sword of Fire and Ice Swords to Plowshares Sylvan Tutor Toski, Bearer of Secrets Modern Horizons 3 Dismember Endurance Expressive Iteration Fury Grief Persist Prismatic Ending Solitude Subtlety Thought-Knot Seer Outlaws of Thunder Junction Brazen Borrower Desert Desertion Morbid Opportunist Mystic Snake Notion Thief Port Razer Prismatic Vista Scapeshift Stoneforge Mystic Murders at Karlov Manor Crashing Footfalls Drown in the Loch Fabricate Field of the Dead Gamble Ghostly Prison Show and Tell Tireless Tracker Tragic Slip Victimize The Lost Caverns of Ixalan Breeches, Brazen Plunderer Bridge from Below Carnage Tyrant Dargo, the Shipwrecker Ghalta, Primal Hunger Kalamax, the Stormsire Lord of Atlantis Lord Windgrace Malcolm, Keen-Eyed Navigator Mana Crypt Mephidross Vampire Mirri, Weatherlight Duelist Pitiless Plunderer Polyraptor Rampaging Ferocidon Star Compass Thrasios, Triton Hero Underworld Breach Wrap Up Banquet Guests | Illustration by Viko Menezes Special Guests is a small list to get excited about , and the borderless art is sweet
Like flanking, this card requires some game context to really shine its applications go much deeper than its techy language might suggest
Akroma, Vision of Ixidor Akroma, Vision of Ixidor gives body to what is often a complex flavor from the likes of keyword soup cards Vampire Nighthawk, Dragon Sniper, and Crystalline Giant
