Kaalia, Zenith Seeker plays a bit slower, but it keeps the threats flowing by digging six cards deep and refilling your hand with angels, demons, and of course dragons
Jump ahead a few decades, and Im sitting in a cool, dark theater watching Jurassic Park for the first time, my mouth open in slack-jawed wonder at seeing what looked like real Dinosaurs on the huge silver screen alongside people desperate to avoid being chomped
The same pattern looks likely here: the Vineling villain cards slot into removal-heavy Steel and Amethyst shells, Temporary Shift rewards decks that can protect a repeating threat through end of turn, and Hunny's competitive ceiling depends entirely on how efficient Christopher Robin himself turns out to be as a standalone card
Overall, Fire-type decks were struggling to find reliable energy acceleration, and Ethan's Ho-oh ex might have finally filled that niche
Run at 3 Hermitree's partner in crime