Your LGS might also re-sell codes, but the fact that theyre usually included with products that are up for purchase makes this a little less likely
Incineroar's strategy is to soak up hits and then release the payback onto a foe
Lets look at a deck built around this powerful card: "The Plague Urzas Saga Theme Deck" Creatures (16) 1 Blood Vassal 1 Flesh Reaver 1 Sanctum Guardian 1 Silent Attendant 3 Disciple of Grace 3 Unworthy Dead 3 Voice of Grace 3 Wall of Junk Spells (20) 2 Disenchant 2 Expunge 2 Humble 1 Befoul 1 Corrupt 1 Opal Acrolith 1 Pariah 1 Sicken 1 Worship 2 Rune of Protection: Black 4 Pestilence 2 Urza's Armor Lands (24) 12 Swamp 7 Plains 2 Polluted Mire 3 Drifting Meadow As you can see, this is basically one of the most powerful theme decks ever built
("Stardust Dragon" and "Cosmic Blazar Dragon" for example, the two being extra effective as they also remove their presence from the field to activate their effects, preventing them from being surprised by a potential "Meklord" follow-up.) Synchro monsters that cannot be targeted by card effects (due to their in-built protection effects, like with "Leo, the Keeper of the Sacred Tree" or with cards that prevent targeting like with "Metalsilver Armor") straight up cannot be equipped to the "Meklord" monsters (though they can still use "Triskelion" to equip itself with a monster from the opponent's Extra Deck.)
I was going to have the type line instead of the mana symbol, but the person wanted it to be more minimalist.
Karlach, Fury of Avernus Starting off the top five today is Karlach, Fury of Avernus
