It is a tool for aiding understanding and by over complicating it you probably lose some convenience and utility
The Lost Caverns of Ixalan is a heavily typal-focused set, once again with these four creature types
I'd say my only complaint at this point is that there's not a lot of recursion, so you're going to need to rely on your ability to create Faeries to maintain a board state
Not only that, it changed quite a bit from the mono-black card he originally submitted, and has a confusing design of having first strike but needing to tap it on your turn
Vampires werent my first choice to combine with my Pirates, but taking Blue out of the equation really helped me to think more directly about my idea, and I couldnt resist the temptation of giving a tried-and-true tribal deck a fresh coat of paint
Archipelagore Auspicious Starrix Boneyard Lurker Brokkos, Apex of Forever Brokkos, Apex of Forever Cavern Whisperer Chittering Harvester Cloudpiercer Cubwarden Dirge Bat Dreamtail Heron Everquill Phoenix Everquill Phoenix Gemrazer Gemrazer Glowstone Recluse Huntmaster Liger Huntmaster Liger Illuna, Apex of Wishes Illuna, Apex of Wishes Insatiable Hemophage Lore Drakkis Majestic Auricorn Migratory Greathorn Mindleecher Necropanther Nethroi, Apex of Death Nethroi, Apex of Death Otrimi, the Ever-Playful Parcelbeast Pollywog Symbiote Pollywog Symbiote Porcuparrot Pouncing Shoreshark Regal Leosaur Sawtusk Demolisher Sea-Dasher Octopus Snapdax, Apex of the Hunt Snapdax, Apex of the Hunt Souvenir Snatcher Surgeon General Commander Trumpeting Gnarr Vadrok, Apex of Thunder Vadrok, Apex of Thunder Vulpikeet
