The main argument is however the addition of playable cards
There is a particularly great tie-in story to King in Black from Planet of the Symbiotes #2 by Marc Bernardin and Kyle Hotz where American Kaiju (Godzilla with an American flag emblazoned on his chest - look it up if you don't believe me) fights off hordes of Grendel dragons
Level Most monsters in Yu-Gi-Oh have a Level, indicated by the number of stars bellow the name
Parker says one of the main goals of Historic Horizons was trying to get a whole lot of cool fun stuff from Modern Horizons into the format, but that the higher power level of Modern meant they had to be careful while doing so
But Ive tried to build a narrative around these cards and what the set is doing well, while highlighting the cards I think will matter in Standard, the fewer that will work in Pioneer and Modern, and the pile that well all be sleeving up for Commander soon
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