While MtG Marvel Secret Lair started strong with cards designed for each set mechanically alongside an overarching theme between them, the insistence on randomized gambling left a sour taste in some fans' mouths
Abzan Monument Aether Refinery Alandra, Sky Dreamer Alistair, the Brigadier Arboreal Alliance Baru, Fist of Krosa Benalish Commander Bonehoard Budoka Gardener Budoka Gardener Chainer's Torment Convert to Slime Corpse Cobble Corpseweft Dance of the Tumbleweeds Effluence Devourer Experimental Overload Field-Tested Frying Pan Flesh Carver Formless Genesis Garruk, the Veil-Cursed Geralf, Visionary Stitcher Ghalta and Mavren Grakmaw, Skyclave Ravager Inscription of Insight Jiang Yanggu Jolrael, Mwonvuli Recluse Jyoti, Moag Ancient Katara, Water Tribe's Hope Kate Stewart Kin-Tree Invocation Kinbinding Kresh the Bloodbraided Avatar Krumar Initiate Kura, the Boundless Sky Luxurious Libation Manaform Hellkite Marath, Will of the Wild Mask of the Jadecrafter Metallurgic Summonings Miming Slime Minsc, Beloved Ranger Mystic Genesis Nissa, Ascended Animist Ooze Flux Ooze Garden Oviya Pashiri, Sage Lifecrafter Phantasmal Sphere Phyrexian Processor Phyrexian Rebirth Profane Transfusion Promise of Power Pure Reflection Quartzwood Crasher Rapid Prototyper Reign of the Pit Riptide Replicator Rootha, Mastering the Moment Rootwire Amalgam Seed Guardian Severance Priest Shark Typhoon Skyclave Apparition Slime Molding Smoky Lounge // Misty Salon Smoky Lounge // Misty Salon Spoils of Blood Staff of Titania Starnheim Unleashed Stitcher Geralf Sylvan Offering Tangleweave Armor
Bolas was also the first Flipwalker wed seen in a hot minute, getting an origin story the same way Jace, Chandra, Liliana, Gideon and Nissa did, which felt very satisfying indeed
The last two critters are Drumhunter and Exuberant Firestoker
Even if you aren't a Fallout fan, this deck is still a blast to experiment with thanks to its card synergies that will have you shocking your foes with the power of your artifacts and energy counters
