In October 1993, just two months after the release of Alpha, Magic: The Gathering Beta arrived, solidifying the games growing legacy and expanding its reach to a rapidly growing audience
Blastoise & Piplup GX (Alternate Full Art) Cosmic Eclipse ($105) Strangely, the adorable Blastoise & Piplup GX card is worth more as this variant than the rarer Rainbow version, perhaps because of its alternate art
Besides "Tearlament" cards to procc, this also sets up "GY traps" in the form of Ishizu's "shufflers" ("Keldo the Sacred Protector" and "Mudora the Sword Oracle"), which have fast effects to control against the opponent's GY tactics, and high resilience against interruptions
So in this blog post we are going full circle with the anti-anti-meta deck: Leafeon VMAX
With first strike, lifelink, and five toughness, Lyra Dawnbringer is a powerful answer to aggro decks and a must-answer threat on her own
This includes cards like the new Repurposing Bay, Simic commander Prime Speaker Vannifar, and a single-use sorcery version in Eldritch Evolution