Examples: "Super Polymerization" (uses monsters from either player's field as material) "Miracle Fusion" (banishes monsters from the field or Graveyard as material) "Cyberdark Impact!" (shuffles monsters from the hand, field, or Graveyard into the Deck as material) "Parallel World Fusion" (shuffles banished monsters into the Deck as material) "Brilliant Fusion" (uses monsters in the Deck as material) "Odd-Eyes Fusion" (uses monsters in the Extra Deck as material) "Ghost Fusion" (uses monsters from the field as material, but can also banish a monster from the hand, Deck, or Graveyard as material) While normally only monsters (including Spell/Trap Cards treated as monsters) can be used as Fusion Materials, some card effects allow Monster Cards treated as Spell/Trap Cards to be used as Fusion Materials
Why give him multiple cards, and how did you go about approaching the looks and designs of these cards differently
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Tribute to the World Tree Price: $5.97 Creature- and power-based draw engines like Tribute to the World Tree are popular in green decks
While Jokulmorder's mana value is great compared to its size, the true cost of this creature comes alongside the fact that you have to sacrifice five lands once it enters the battlefield
Evolving WildsEvolving Wilds shows up as extra-popular for Omnath because he doesn't necessarily need as much of an extra push from Ultra Mega Super Awesome Expensive Powerful cards to get within reach of victory