With Spider-Man now out of the way, and with a recently announced TMNT set to look forward to in 2026 as well, our eyes now look forward to November, when the new Avatar: The Last Airbender set will be hitting our shelves
This deck floods the board with the most powerful flying threats in the game, backed by a commander that makes every single one cheaper to cast
Forbid tends to only find homes in heavy control decks as they can more easily support the buyback costs and are less put off by its three mana cost
Storm in the Mountains by Albert Bierstadt (1870)
I believe GB Delirium has better lategame than most decks, so I dont see reason to play aggressive that doesnt do much when you are behind in here
Each deck also offers something a little different - for example, the various DuckTales cards in the Ruby/Sapphire deck help players get the most out of items