Originally scheduled to run from 9 to 11 August 9, the campaign featured six collectible Pokmon cards bundled exclusively with Pokmon-themed Happy Meals, priced at 500 (around US$3.50)
As I first heard about a new Innistrad Block, I would have imagined some upgrades for tribal decks such as Zombies, Werewolves, and such, but instead we got good tier cantrips
Sink a ton of life into cards like Wall of Blood and Treasonous Ogre, then fire off Crackle with Power, Torment of Hailfire, and other X spells for the win
This is a very consistent deck that doesnt need a lot of energy to be effective and, as a bonus, doesnt have a unified weakness across its Pokmon
A staple in a lot of Red Commander decks, and made more accessible via Enchanting Tales, damage multipliers are no-brainers for those looking to eke out as much value from their spells as possible