Aftermath Analyst Argothian Wurm Baloth Prime Bioengineered Future Blizzard Brave the Wilds Bumi's Feast Lecture Claim the Kingdom Constant Mists Crop Rotation Crop Sigil Cycle of Renewal Dawntreader Elk Diligent Farmhand Earthquake Dragon Edge Rover Edge of Autumn Elvish Reclaimer Entish Restoration Excavating Anurid Falling Timber Fallow Wurm Famished Worldsire Flare of Cultivation Font of Fertility Gaea's Balance Gaea's Touch Galactic Wayfarer Glacier Godmaw Growth Spasm Harmonious Emergence Harrow Harvest Wurm Harvester Troll Heaped Harvest Horizon Explorer Insidious Fungus Journey to the Lost City Khalni Heart Expedition Krosan Wayfarer Larval Scoutlander Many Partings Oashra Cultivator Old-Growth Troll Omen of the Hunt Orchard Strider Ordeal of Nylea Path to the World Tree Perilous Forays Planar Engineering Point the Way Primal Growth Renewal Return from the Wilds Return of the Mole Man Ritual of Subdual Roiling Regrowth Rootrunner Sakura-Tribe Elder Sami's Curiosity Scapeshift Scythe Tiger Seedship Agrarian Seedship Impact Spitting Spider Springbloom Druid Squirrel Wrangler Summon: Fat Chocobo Summon: Fenrir Summon: Titan Sustenance Sylvan Safekeeper
The rest of the deck uses the Cabarettis alliance mechanic and aims to trigger lots of enter-the-battlefield effects under a sea of creature tokens
Screen Shot 2022-11-07 at 11.32.02 PM368613 362 KB Im no expert, but having navigated IP infringements in the past, I could see TPCi having grounds to initiate a cease and desist as they could be considered derivative works based on the original artwork
In surveying a few Ur-Dragon players I know if the real and online, the general consensus was that the free value of having their general in the command zone was worth more than possibly losing it to a Control Magic or Lignify effect
Another One Heres where it gets fun
This red artifact converts your energy to creatures, which is good
