The Orzhov Ephemerate deck focuses on leveraging ETB triggers using Phelia and Ephemerate for strategic plays

Number of cards: 103 Release date: February 8, 2012 Abbreviation: NXD B & W: Dark Explorers : Hexagon with a half-circle carved from the top Number of cards: 111 Release date: May 9, 2012 Abbreviation: DEX B & W: Dragons Exalted : Spiral symbol Number of cards: 128 Release date: August 15, 2012 Abbreviation: DRX Dragon Vault : Dragon body symbol Number of cards: 21 Release date: October 5, 2012 Abbreviation: DRV B & W: Boundaries Crossed : 6-pointed star overlapping half of a hexagon Number of cards: 153 Release date: November 7, 2012 Abbreviation: BCR B & W: Plasma Storm : Black shield-symbol with white rays in the center Number of cards: 138 Release date: February 6, 2013 Abbreviation: PLS B & W: Plasma Freeze : Black hexagon with 3 pieces taken out on the left side Number of cards: 122 Release date: May 8, 2013 Abbreviation: PLF B & W: Plasma Blast : Black shield-symbol with 3 curves along the top and sides Number of cards: 105 Release date: August 14, 2013 Abbreviation: PLB B & W: Legendary Treasures : Open hexagon with spikes on the right side Number of cards: 140 Release date: November 6, 2013 Abbreviation: LTR Advertisement The XY series includes Pokmon from Gen VI following the release of the X and Y games

C Common Performapal Odd-Eyes Unicorn X LIGHT Level 1 [ BeastPendulumEffect ] ATK 100 DEF 600 P Scale 8 Once, while this card is in your Pendulum Zone, when your "Odd-Eyes" monster declares an attack: You can target 1 other "Performapal" monster you control
Getting to recast artifacts from your graveyard is quite situational because they dont end up in your graveyard as often as other card types
Japanese Showcase fractured foil: Around $210 Japanese Showcase traditional foil: Around $26 Main: Around $6 Doomsday Excruciator most expensive DSK cards Doomsday Excruciator is mostly a Commander card that may see some play in Mono-Black Standard
However, Resilient Khenra does offer really aggressive starts with Naban, coming down to double pump a creature (potentially Naban, Dean of Iteration itself) to hit for a huge chunk of damage on Turn 3