The splashiest plays are no doubt when we can take advantage of the new Backup cards
Depicting various moments during Aang's journey, these lands follow Appa's path across the skies of Avatar: The Last Airbender 's world
A handful of cards help protect characters or heal their damage, including the Dinglehopper, which can continuously remove a point of damage every turn
Extractor Demon is an interesting cube option
Mass land destruction, however, remains the most brutally cruel and viciously polarizing thing you can bring to an EDH table, so if you fancy sleeving up a Numot, the Devastator deck with Armageddon and all the trimmings, consider yourself duly warned!
Cloud's cross-dressing scene has long been an iconic part of the game's story, and even more emphasis was put on it in the remake, which forced Cloud to dance at the Honey Bee Inn in order to earn his disguise