Shades Not Included has five funky synthwave interpretations of the basic Land cards, while Introducing: Kaito Shizuki contains five Instants and Sorceries like Brain Freeze and Bribery, each one with artwork showing brand new Planeswalker Kaito in action
This week, we have another (almost) mono-white deck, but this time, its doing something that whites not quite used to: self-milling
Weaknesses Compared to Azurite Sea's Emerald and Sapphire deck, the Amber/Ruby one is noticeably more cohesive
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That said, if you're a newer player, or just have never invested heavily in goblins and want to give them a try, I see this deck as a great way to get started with one of Magic: The Gathering 's more fun and flavorful creature types