I think this archetype is mediocre, but if you're a fan of bulky spread decks that can also go on the offensive with one-hit KOs, it can make for some fun games
Consuming Aberration Theres something downright terrifying about Consuming Aberration
In theory, you could shuffle a deck so that the cards emerged in number order (all the aces, followed by all the twos, followed by all the threes and so on), with each set of numbers in the same suit order (say spades, hearts, diamonds and clubs)
My first thought was, Is this ruined? My second, more exciting thought was, Is this special? That moment is the gateway to one of Magic: The Gatherings most fascinating corners: collecting misprints
CR Colorful Rare (4 Cards)
Please note that even if the item is authenticated, there may be minor white chips or scratches on the card and initial scratches on the case as well