They are ideal for sports cards like baseball, basketball, football, and hockey whether vintage or modern and also great for trading card games
Here is the final decklist: Creatures (25) 1 Mother of Runes 1 Clone 1 Mogg Maniac 1 Goblin Cadets 1 Gilded Drake 1 Fog Bank 1 Trinket Mage 1 Grid Monitor 1 Chromeshell Crab 1 Spurnmage Advocate 1 Izzet Chronarch 1 Vedalken Plotter 1 Azorius Guildmage 1 Wall of Shards 1 Stuffy Doll 1 Numot, the Devastator 1 Brion Stoutarm 1 Dominus of Fealty 1 Spitemare 1 Bazaar Trader 1 Guard Gomazoa 1 Wall of Omens 1 Nin, the Pain Artist 1 Ruhan of the Fomori 1 Zedruu the Greathearted Lands (37) Spells (40) 1 Swords to Plowshares 1 Howling Mine 1 Ivory Tower 1 Sol Ring 1 Fellwar Stone 1 Juxtapose 1 Darksteel Ingot 1 Seal of Cleansing 1 Skullclamp 1 Lightning Greaves 1 Arcane Denial 1 Tel-Jilad Stylus 1 Oblation 1 Insurrection 1 Thought Lash 1 Illusions of Grandeur 1 Legerdemain 1 Reins of Power 1 Brand 1 Pithing Needle 1 Spectral Searchlight 1 Coldsteel Heart 1 Pyromancer's Swath 1 Austere Command 1 Oblivion Ring 1 Wild Ricochet 1 Puca's Mischief 1 Path to Exile 1 Journey to Nowhere 1 Elixir of Immortality 1 Nim Deathmantle 1 Chaos Warp 1 Martyr's Bond 1 Spell Crumple 1 Vow of Duty 1 Vow of Flight 1 Champion's Helm 1 Flusterstorm 1 Soul Snare 1 Vow of Lightning The mana curve is righteous, and the mana mix is about perfect
Like that Shining Shoal that went from bulk rare to over $15 January 2023 when it started hitting in Modern finally
Attune with Aether: [Category 3] ETB yield is 2 Energy for 1 mana, then you get a basic land from your deck
Atraxas Proliferate plan is incredibly open-ended, but the deck itself honed in on +1/+1 counters as a way to provide a fairly singular, straightforward, beginner-friendly strategy
