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The 1999 "The Rock and His Millions" deck developed by Sol Malka, which paired cheap value creatures like Yavimaya Elder with top-end threats like Deranged Hermit and Phyrexian Plaguelord, was the moment that I understand the full beauty of the game
It remains to be seen whether that change was to fit the theme, with the legendary Pokmon that feature on the artwork, or if this will be standard practice moving forward
Youll get a varying amount of Crystals from the above method, and you can use these to craft any available cards in the game
We ended up using it in Onslaught block, and it quickly became a fan favorite
