Chances are, you already know a few of the best ones if youve played token decks enough
If Phyrexian Unlife depicts eyes filled with pain and horror, The Fallen depicts the eyes of a monster that haunts your nightmares and keeps you awake at night for fear it's going to get you
The game itself is incredibly straightforward and, like the previously covered Flesh and Blood, Lorcana and Star Wars Unlimited, has its own way of ensuring that players can steadily bring more and more powerful cards into play as the game progresses, without being subject to the problem of not having enough resources to do so
Its more like a Bizarro Time Warp, where instead of you just taking an extra turn, you take an extra turn as your opponents evil twin and try to crash their gameplan into the ground, which is usually incredibly fun and rewards creative plays
Thankfully, despite initial appearances, Rograkh can do quite a lot