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Here goes a revised version of the list with viable and optimized replacements to use the same tech presented in this article, because, as we know, online, we'll play the Historic Brawl format due to the unavailability of Commander, and we'll have a few changes in deck building when compared to the IRL version.Budget VersionAnd, last, but not least, we have the optimized version of this list for Budget players, dedicated to all who enjoyed this deck tech, and are looking to play it a bit more budget-friendly.In a brief consideration, in this version we lost some very expensive and potent cards:However, in the replacement process, we find cards of great strategic value:Cards which can also be implemented in the first version for different ways of playability and win condition.Final WordsI must say it is stimulating and pleasurable to extract from a central idea the best options, optimizing a deck's strategy, elaborating and refining even more functional strategies

Though this ungraded copy of the card sold for a high price, its actually a card that can be found for the reasonable cost of $20 at present
As You Know: A good chunk of the exposition given to the player at the beginning of the game is delivered in this manner as Simon and Seto banter with one another, starting with Seto's remark that only a fellow Rose Crusader is allowed to call him "Rosenkreuz." Their exchange reveals that the two have some past history Simon previously demonstrated to Seto how the two sets of Rose Cards function when their powers are combined (presumably giving Seto the idea to attempt the Rose Summoning in the first place) and they last crossed paths at the Battle of Barnet in 1471
The only missing piece would be some sort of healing mechanic where the -1/-1 counters are removed via another creatures activation or similar ability
#84 Defensive Stance (New Phyrexia) Why is it bad