Party Time (Battle for Baldur's Gate): Built around the "Party" mechanic (having a Cleric, Rogue, Warrior, and Wizard), this deck is highly synergistic and contains extremely valuable format staples, making it a great long-term investment
One of the coolest interactions you can do is with Chalice of the Void (where X is different from 1), casting Veil and making your spells uncounterable, blanking the Chalice
If Permission Denied resolves but the spell isn't countered (perhaps because it can't be countered), opponents will still be unable to cast noncreature spells this turn
The set covers the whole Final Fantasy series, including characters, summons, monsters, and places from every mainline game
Again, we want to be copying some of these bigger spells, and it always helps to have something on the board that can essentially do this effect for free in the case your mana is tight
[27] Dual-ink cards [edit] Starting with the Archazia's Island expansion, cards may be released having two types of ink compared with cards released up until this expansion having only one ink type
