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As much as I like to build powerful decks that can have explosive turns, I think there is also a place for decks that are more likely to play a "fair" game and not just win "out of nowhere"

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This does require Frank to attack each turn, which isnt always ideal, but his indestructible trigger helps a lot with this

(The tribal card type, now kindred, would be one of the ways we did this in the final set.) First, I asked myself, "What if we had spells that could turn into creatures?" Imagine a direct-damage spell that could become a Goblin

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Time will tell as Spider-Man and the Avatar set release later this year, and then we can see how they compare