The nice thing about the budget restriction is that it forces us to be creative with our deck building instead of, you know, just replicating the more traditional Ruby Sapphire list
(This sort of villain team-up may be the closest thing we get to a fulfilling Dissidia Final Fantasy revival for some time, so enjoy it.) Summons (Green/White/Red) Even more iconic than the villains are the summons, mighty beasts that can be called down to rain devastation upon a battlefield
So one item gets banished and you get two cards in return
After looking at the top four cards on the deck, if any of them are Pirate characters then they can be added to the players hand , while the others are placed on the bottom of the deck
Credit: Wizards of the Coast The Gold Saucer BPhillipYork: Well if you just want to be flipping coins it's a useful way to generate flips, and it's also a mana dump, and also a way to draw presumably with token artifacts, so all in all it's a pretty flexible toolbox card, which I like
Fortisphere is good for early draw and can be left for later to give Bodygaurd just when you need it