Crawling Chorus You know a card is creepy looking when the first thing you say when looking at the art is to go, "Oh yeah, I've seen that horror movie poster before!" That's exactly how I felt when I saw this, reminding me once more of the sorts of hand drawn/painted posters for classic 70's and 80s horror films that would adorn boxes in rental shops growing up
It sends a powerful message as you get into a battle with an opponent, whether you choose to use a Water-type deck or not
Best Lands Payoffs The best land payoffs depend on what lands you want to leverage, and how
The decks main strengths are its high degree of consistency and toolbox nature, allowing the deck to work its way out of a variety of situations
Sadly, that became more common with time, but in her latest illustrations she seems to find back to her roots which I personally couldnt be more thrilled about :)
This iconic card from the E-Series Skyridge Number 47/144 is a real eye-catcher