My friend Swag has an [card]Ephara, God of the Polis[/card], deck that I think epitomizes this particular element in our Unified Theory
Advanced Search Sets Random Syntax Release date: 2023-11-01 Lord of Atlantis Malcolm, Keen-Eyed Navigator Bridge from Below Mephidross Vampire Pitiless Plunderer Breeches, Brazen Plunderer Dargo, the Shipwrecker Rampaging Ferocidon Underworld Breach Carnage Tyrant Ghalta, Primal Hunger Polyraptor Kalamax, the Stormsire Lord Windgrace Mirri, Weatherlight Duelist Thrasios, Triton Hero Mana Crypt Star Compass Ghostly Prison Fabricate Show and Tell Tragic Slip Victimize Gamble Crashing Footfalls Tireless Tracker Drown in the Loch Field of the Dead Stoneforge Mystic Brazen Borrower Brazen Borrower Desertion Morbid Opportunist Port Razer Scapeshift Mystic Snake Notion Thief Desert Prismatic Vista Thought-Knot Seer Prismatic Ending Dismember Persist Expressive Iteration Solitude Subtlety Grief Fury Endurance Swords to Plowshares Ledger Shredder Rat Colony Relentless Rats Kindred Charge Sylvan Tutor Toski, Bearer of Secrets Frogmite Sword of Fire and Ice Secluded Courtyard Hallowed Haunting Soul Warden Expropriate Phantasmal Image Damnation Sacrifice Maddening Hex Unholy Heat Collected Company Noxious Revival Condemn Sphinx's Tutelage Grim Tutor
Unlike other sets before it, Skyridge had a significantly lower print run it was only printed and released once before Wizards of the Coast lost the rights to print Pokmon cards and never received a reprint
This process ended up being a lot cleaner and solved a lot of individual process issues that had built up over years
Some might say this number is on the smaller side, but in my opinion aggro decks should be causing problems instead of solving them
