my son he is very sick #8 Here are the Pokemon I chose Krookodile: My favorite pokemon Emboar: My favorite starter Dhelmise: My favorite Grass type Kyurem-White: My favorite Legendary Toxtricity: My favorite Electric type Mega Banette: My favorite mega and also my favorite ghost type #9 I love how it turned out #10 wow very epic cards every1 btw i am starting a clan called the black charizards so if you want to join let me know but you need to beat me first and must use a black charizard on your team rules: single lv 100 no ubers legends hacks name:BRANDON fc:3050 5081 4330 #11 My first mainline game was Emerald, so the first team I made for ORAS was a collection of pokemon I had milestones with as a pokemon player
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not too cheap that it clogs up early game development, but also not so expensive that it's unplayable in the late game The fact that it's an artifact means it can be cast in any deck, regardless of color identity, which adds to its versatility When you cast Banner of Kinship, you get to choose a creature type as it enters the battlefield This choice is crucial because the benefits of the card are tied to this type For example, if you choose Human, then all Human creatures you control will benefit from the card The card enters the battlefield with a number of fellowship counters equal to the number of creatures you currently control of the chosen type So, if you have three Humans on the battlefield when you cast Banner of Kinship and choose Human, the artifact will enter with three fellowship counters The key ability of Banner of Kinship is that it grants +1/+1 to each of your creatures of the chosen type for each fellowship counter on the artifact So, using the previous example, if you have three fellowship counters on Banner of Kinship, all your Humans would get +3/+3 (since 3 counters +1/+1 per counter = +3/+3) This can be a significant boost and can turn mediocre creatures into real threats One important thing to note is that the fellowship counters are based on the number of creatures of the chosen type you control when Banner of Kinship enters the battlefield If you gain control of more creatures of that type later, or if some die, the number of counters doesn't change Therefore, it's beneficial to have as many creatures of the chosen type on the battlefield as possible when you cast Banner of Kinship This card is particularly powerful in decks that focus on a specific creature type For example, if you're playing a Human tribal deck, Banner of Kinship can provide a substantial boost to all your Humans, making them much stronger attackers and blockers Similarly, in a Merfolk or Elf tribal deck, it can be a game-changer However, there are some weaknesses to consider Since the card is an artifact, it's susceptible to artifact removal spells, which are common in Magic Additionally, if your opponent has ways to remove artifacts or negate their abilities, your Banner of Kinship won't be able to provide the boosts you're hoping for Another consideration is that choosing the right creature type is crucial If you choose a type that isn't well represented on your battlefield, you won't get many counters, and thus, less benefit from the card Therefore, planning ahead and ensuring you have multiple creatures of a specific type before casting Banner of Kinship is important In summary, Banner of Kinship is a powerful artifact that can significantly enhance your creatures of a chosen type by granting them +1/+1 for each fellowship counter on the artifact, which is determined by the number of creatures of that type you control when it enters the battlefield It's most effective in decks that focus on a specific creature type and have multiple creatures of that type on the battlefield when Banner of Kinship is cast However, its effectiveness can be diminished by artifact removal or if the chosen creature type isn't well represented
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