(Frequent readers will know that this is a bad reason to do somethingbreak rules because they creatively solve your unsolvable problem not just because you can.) It turns out I broke a rule that just shouldn't ever be broken
Building these decks called for us to decide color identity for the chosen game itself, but also the gameplay we desired from them, says Holt, going on to point out that its no mistake all four include White, for both theming and it helped cover the wide range of Heroes we wanted to include in each deck. As mentioned, the deck for 6 is centered on the latter half of that game as such, its essentially all about rebuilding your party by bringing other creatures back from your graveyard
Notable Cards Here are some of the biggest threats in the Food and Fellowship precon deck: Rosie Cotton of South Lane Mirkwood Bats Savvy Hunter Gwaihir, Greatest of the Eagles Motivated Pony Crypt Incursion Toxic Deluge Field-Tested Frying Pan Well of Lost Dreams Value Overall, the Food and Fellowship deck is worth around $80 right now if you were to buy the cards as singles
Just as Wizards are the avatar of spellcasters, Soldiers are the representation of the pawns and armies we send into battle against one another
Would you like to see an article like this one, but for Constructed decks at some point
The Circle of Loyalty is the obvious one to mention here, considering its even a reference to the Round Table