A little win-more, potentially strong, but rarely worth pursuing
The combination of card advantage and pressure provides lots of impact for one card and Fact or Fiction effects always create interesting subgames for you and your opponent
That flexibility brings me a lot of joy, and I just trust that the rest will follow
Poor (P): Cards are in very bad condition, with severe creases, missing corners, or significant damage
1-cost Rebecca trashes the two other cards, which you could find value in later in the game
The Ruinous Powers deck (red/blue/black): Abaddon the Despoiler and Be'lakor, the Dark Master Forces of the Imperium (white/blue/black): Inquisitor Greyfax and Marneus Calgar, Ultramarines Chapter Master The Tyranid Swarm (green/blue/red): The Swarmlord and Magus Lucca Kane Necron Dynasties (black): Szarekh, the Silent King, and Imotekhk, the Stormlord You can get hold of the 100-card commander decks when they release on October 7, and there will also be three crossover Secret Lair releases featuring yet more Magic cards from Games Workshop's settings between October 17 and November 14