Alas, like many of us, owning that holo Charizard card was never part of my path in life, and the amount of money that one of these rare and expensive Pokemon cards sells for these days, means I will probably never have the funds to own one
Next up is Izzet Splinter Twin, from 2011: Splinter Twin | Standard | Mike Flores, 2011 TCGPlayer.com WWS Big Apple/1st Creatures (11) 1 Pilgrim's Eye 2 Inferno Titan 4 Deceiver Exarch 4 Sea Gate Oracle Planeswalkers (6) 2 Jace Beleren 4 Jace, the Mind Sculptor Instants (9) 2 Spell Pierce 3 Mana Leak 4 Into the Roil Sorceries (4) 4 Preordain Enchantments (4) 4 Splinter Twin Lands (26) 10 Island 8 Mountain 4 Scalding Tarn 4 Tectonic Edge Sideboard (15) 1 Basilisk Collar 1 Consecrated Sphinx 1 Dispel 1 Elixir of Immortality 1 Jace Beleren 1 Jace's Ingenuity 2 Manic Vandal 2 Pyroclasm 2 Spell Pierce 2 Spellskite 1 Trinket Mage Splinter Twin is sort of a hybrid Midrange/Combo deck
It can clone any other attack from the top 10 cards in your opponents' deck
After all, while its always nice to beat down your friends and foes alike, theres something satisfying about messing around with the rules of Magic and finding a different way to win
You can find recent set reviews here: Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Crimson Vow and Midnight Hunt Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Modern Horizons 2 Strixhaven & Strixhaven Commander Ready to hit the streets
