One of the most interesting features of Locations is that they have Lore, so they earn the controlling player Lore points at the start of each turn while they remain in play
This meant that the packs werent in line with the typical thrill-based composition that Wizards of the Coast has developed for their other boosters
Camilo Madrigal, Prankster Most of the big players of this deck are going to be Madrigals, but Camilo stands on his own as a great all-rounder, even without his family backing him up
Landfall Aggro (Red/Green) For Gruul (red/green) in Final Fantasy, it's all about landfall
It's got playable, strong cards, pulls from multiple sets on Innistrad's plane, and hits a sweet spot in price, all while tugging on the nostalgic strings of almost any Magic player
Just use one of 50 different ways to give it Trample, or some form of evasion, and that's game