Retro framed cards will always be some of the best-looking cards because of nostalgia alone, but they are also just fantastic because of how good the retro MTG cards look
DemonDragonJ on Mind Over Matter 2 years ago I have replaced Consuming Aberration with Esper Sentinel, which reduced this deck's average converted mana cost from 3.89 to 3.82, and also improved the balance of colors within the deck, as well, which is very good, as the sentinel better suits the theme of this deck than did the aberration.
Awaken the Erstwhile Balancing Act Chandra Ablaze Creeping Dread Cunning Lethemancer Dark Deal Delirium Skeins Dragon Mage Earsplitting Rats Enemy of Enlightenment Fanatic of the Harrowing Flux Gutmorn, Pactbound Servant Ill-Gotten Gains Incendiary Command Jace's Archivist Kardur's Vicious Return Kefka, Court Mage Largepox (playtest) Liliana of the Veil Liliana, Defiant Necromancer Liliana, Waker of the Dead Magus of the Jar Magus of the Wheel Marsh Crocodile Memory Jar Miasmic Mummy Mindlash Sliver Mindslicer Naktamun Lorespinner Neheb, the Worthy Rankle's Prank Rankle, Master of Pranks Reforge the Soul Rix Maadi, Dungeon Palace Rotting Rats Runehorn Hellkite Seek Bolas's Counsel (playtest) Sensation Gorger Serum Raker Sibsig Icebreakers Sire of Insanity Strategy, Schmategy Strongarm Tactics Stronghold Rats Wheel of Fate Wheel of Fortune Whispering Madness Windfall
Goldbug, Humanitys Ally I have to be honest, I know absolutely nothing about Transformers, but I do know a thing or two about tribal decks
This one's all about playing cards from exile
