So I looked up what each element means online, and well I understood a little better, but decided to just choose the Blue starter deck and see how it went
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Collect 48 Common Cards (8:1), 20 Rare Cards (1:1), 14 Super Rare Cards (1:5), and 10 Ultra Rare Cards (1:12) The Duelist Genesis set list Avenging Knight Parshath Sneak Peek Turbo Booster Nitro Synchron Quillbolt Hedgehog Ghost Gardna Shield Warrior Small Piece Golem Medium Piece Golem Big Piece Golem Sinister Sprocket Dark Resonator Twin-Shield Defender Jutte Fighter Handcuffs Dragon Montage Dragon Gonogo Mind Master Doctor Cranium Krebons Mind Protector Psychic Commander Psychic Snail Telekinetic Shocker Destructotron Gladiator Beast Equeste Jenis, Lightsworn Mender Dharc the Dark Charmer Mecha Bunny Oyster Meister Twin-Barrel Dragon Izanagi Kunoichi Beast of the Pharaoh Dark Hunter Kinka-Byo Yamato-no-Kami Silent Strider Noisy Gnat Multiple Piece Golem Nitro Warrior Stardust Dragon Red Dragon Archfiend Goyo Guardian Magical Android Thought Ruler Archfiend Fighting Spirit Domino Effect Junk Barrage Battle Tuned De-Synchro Lightwave Tuning Psi-Station Psi-Impulse Emergency Teleport Sword of Kusanagi Orb of Yasaka Mirror of Yata Geartown Power Filter Lightsworn Sabre Unstable Evolution Recycling Batteries Book of Eclipse Equip Shot Graceful Revival Defense Draw Remote Revenge Spacegate Synchro Deflector Broken Blocker Psychic Overload Psychic Rejuvenation Telepathic Power Mind Over Matter Gladiator Beast War Chariot Lightsworn Barrier Intercept Judgment of Thunder Fish Depth Charge Needlebug Nest Overworked Counselor Lily Herald of Orange Light Izanami Maiden of Macabre Hand of the Six Samurai Cyber Shark Grapple Blocker Telekinetic Charging Cell Charge of the Light Brigade The Tricky Tricky Spell 4 Trap of Darkness The Selection Splendid Venus Fiendish Engine Cold Enchanter Ice Master Kunai with Chain Toy Magician Last edited by Swampert X on 7 November 2012 at 04:20
The most likely place for Rev to see play is a Gonti or Prosper deck, but no doubt some fans will make her their MTG commander
The set includes both the top and bottom halves, which combine to form one complete Ho-Oh artwork
Swords to Plowshares only costs 1 mana, but having a second copy of Swords to Plowshares that you can cast without spending any mana at all is pretty awesome in a singleton format
