For a deck like Slivers that is focused on one Creature type, this card can draw a LOT of cards
Whether youre an avid collector just looking to score a good deal, or you too are interested in trying your hand a flipping a few undervalued cards, my hope is youll pick up a tip or two from what Ive learned along the way
Turn Order follows the same rules as usual (Draw Phase, Standby Phase, Main Phase 1, Battle Phase, Main Phase 2, End Phase, then proceed to opponents turn) Sample Deck: 1 Performapal Sleight Hand Magician 1 Performapal King Bear 1 Performapal Swincobra 1 Performapal Momoncarpet 1 Performapal Parrotrio 1 Performapal Longphone Bull 1 Odd-Eyes Pendulum Dragon 1 Performapal Drummerilla 1 Performapal Secondonkey 1 Performapal Hip Hippo 1 Foucaults Cannon 1 Archfiend Eccentrick 1 Dragon Dowserr 1 Giant Rat 1 Lightning Vortex 1 Lucky Iron Axe 1 Back Up Rider 1 Wall of Disruption 1 Draining Shield 1 Chaos Burst
Not everyone is fortunate enough to have access to a Legacy collection, and this is certainly a real factor when considering what deck to invest in
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