Also, would the forbidden list be adjusted since some things cannot be as easily broken, and because consistency may be needed just as it is in Magic (Pot of Greed, Graceful Charity, Stratos, Magical Scientist, Cyber Stein, Morphing Jar, Card Destruction, Chicken Game, Metamorphosis, Painful Choice, Pot of Avarice, etc.) Assuming the former takes effect, I would be happy to build a deck
Exploiting Enemy's Strengths: During Yugi and Joey's duel against the Paradox Brothers, the latter use Suijin to flood the entire field, which leaves water behind
Pillar of War takes some ideas from golem folk tales, including how theyre meant to protect a particular place and lie dormant until that places hour of need, and transposes it to Theros Grecian setting
If I have 1 of this Character on my field as well as 2 "EB04-038 Rosinante & Law", which have the effect "under the rules of this game, also treat this card's name as [Trafalgar Law] and [Donquixote Rosinante]", for a total of 3 Characters, does that mean that this Character gains +3000 power from this [Your Turn] effect
The deck is built to maximise the number of power-2-or-less creatures you can maintain, creating a damage clock that ticks up every single turn
It helps you find the card you need for a specific turn
