Forretress (9) #9Rare $13.56 Raikou (H26) #H26Holo Rare $475.00 Magneton (19) #19Rare $39.52 Magcargo (18) #18Rare $17.08 Beedrill (5) #5Rare $29.79 Gengar (H9) #H9Holo Rare Alakazam (H1) #H1Holo Rare $1199.99 Magcargo (H16) #H16Holo Rare $219.99 Machamp (H15) #H15Holo Rare $419.99 Ledian (H14) #H14Holo Rare $158.33 Giovanni's Magikarp #73Common $3.81 Magikarp #35Uncommon $4.66 Magikarp #35Uncommon $24.24 Magikarp #50Uncommon $2.44 Magikarp #47Uncommon $2.97 Magikarp #52Uncommon $7.28 Magikarp #118Common $30.08 Magikarp #60Common $4.71 Magikarp #67Common $6.20 Magikarp #65Common $7.55
This is because the ability to draw more cards or target and draw specific cards is the best way to increase your combo consistency
What a Long, Strange Trip Its Been Exit Through the Grift Shop | Illustration by Chris Seaman And thats a wrap on weird cards
They might use combos like Reiterate/Reset/Lightning Bolt, Dualcaster Mage/Rite of Replication, or Future Sight/Senseis Divining Top/Helm of Awakening
Then, Safe Room at 2G offers consistent free face-ups so long as they deal combat damage, enabling surprise reveals when attacking with face-down cards en masse, or even if you simply want a steady board growth
Another Format, Another U/W Tron Deck One player I was watching throughout the Worlds competition was Shaheen Soorani, whom I've mentioned in this column more than once (and who is the third of three of my favorite deck designers mentioned here)
