Flavor-wise, there are fantasy-like elements to Stan Lee's creation, but the overlap is reduced with this new expansion
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The effect is much cheaper in Black
Yorion Elves Yorion, Sky Nomad | Illustration by Steven Belledin Companion (1) Creature (40) Dryad Arbor x2 Birchlore Rangers x4 Elvish Mystic Elvish Reclaimer x4 Essence Warden Fyndhorn Elves Heritage Druid x4 Llanowar Elves Nettle Sentinel x3 Quirion Ranger x4 Wirewood Symbiote x4 Medicine Runner Elvish Visionary x4 Scavenging Ooze Coiling Oracle x2 Reclamation Sage Archon of Valor's Reach Craterhoof Behemoth Instant (1) Sorcery (15) Green Sun's Zenith x4 Glimpse of Nature x4 Finale of Devastation Natural Order x4 Beck / Call x2 Land (24) Bayou x2 Boseiju, Who Shelters All Cavern of Souls Forest x2 Gaea's Cradle x4 Misty Rainforest x3 Savannah Tropical Island x2 Verdant Catacombs x2 Windswept Heath x3 Wooded Foothills x3 Sideboard (14) Collector Ouphe Faerie Macabre x2 Progenitus Abrupt Decay x3 Force of Vigor x2 Carpet of Flowers x2 Sorcerous Spyglass Bojuka Bog Karakas I know I said that Beck // Call isnt a replacement of Glimpse of Nature, but in a Yorion deck, it's a most needed fifth and sixth copy that once in a blue moon can be cast for its full amount
It hits hard while you ramp into even scarier threats, and it pairs beautifully with power-matters cards like Fanatic of Rhonas or Beastbond Outcaster that take advantage of its high stats
Sunscape can destroy flyers, Stormscape can destroy creatures, Nightscape can bounce up to two creatures and destroy lands, Thunderscape can go after enchantments, and Thornscape can go after artifacts
