" James C
Step 2: Choose a visual language that stays consistent This is the part where you decide what your deck looks like. Pick a style guide, then stick to it: Frame style: retro, modern, full art, sketchy, minimalist, whatever Color palette: match your commander colors, or your decks theme Typography: one headline font, one body font, keep it readable Icon system: consistent symbols for Treasure, Clue, Food, etc
While not every creature with flash is so egregious, there are still a lot of powerful cards out there that can be used to catch your opponents with their shields down
With that said, I much prefer this new on-attack trigger to the previous one, as it puts a huge ominous clock on the opponent while still allowing room to recover
Some Equipment have high equip cost, something that Cloud, Ex-SOLDIER can get around with its enter the battlefield ability
Both decks have some solid Rise of the Floodborn cards and I can see The Queen being cheated out with her Shift 2 a lot