and with the power level of creatures these days it has never been better
This deck contains the following cards:Extra Deck (x12):Firewall Saber Dragon (x1) - Super RareThe Arrival Cyberse @Ignister (x1) - Super RareDark Infant @Ignister (x1) - Super RareDark Templar @Ignister (x1) - CommonCode Talker Inverted (x1) - CommonWind Pegasus @Ignister (x1) - CommonLight Dragon @Ignister (x3) - CommonCode Igniter (x3) - CommonMonster (x20):Wizard @Ignister (x1) - Super RareBururu @Ignister (x2) - RareGussari @Ignister (x1) - CommonGatchiri @Ignister (x1) - CommonDoyon @Ignister (x1) - CommonPikari @Ignister (x1) - CommonAchichi @Ignister (x1) - CommonDoshin @Ignister (x2) - CommonDonyoribo @Ignister (x2) - CommonDanmari @Ignister (x2) - CommonKurikurinku @Ignister (x3) - CommonLinkslayer @Ignister (x3) - CommonSpell (x10):A.I
2024-02-02 Due to a recent rules change to suspend, you are no longer required to cast the suspended card as the second triggered ability of suspend resolves
Mishras Bauble For a while, Mishras Bauble was really only played in Deaths Shadow, Mox Opal, and Prowess decks
Different stores have different techniques, but it generally comes to down to something like Mint/Near Mint (M/NM) being the best followed by Slightly Played (SP), and Played (PL), Heavily Played (HP), and finally Poor
For example, if Giant Killer is exiled with the last ability of Vivien, Champion of the Wilds, you can't cast it as Chop Down