#12 It's hard to actually care about new sets coming out for Pocket because it feels like it's every two seconds
Tromell, Seymours Butler Tromell, Seymour's Butler is an interesting +1/+1 counter card, being able to add counters and proliferate them
BPhillipYork: Weird card, there are weird ways to lock this out and make it a fairly decent asymmetric card where your opponents don't get to cast it (stuff like Grand Abolisher means they don't get to cast it, or other stax pieces.) I don't know if this is intentional but I think they cleverly exempted Enchantments because sagas are history
If your opponent is the only one with a token or an enchantment out, this turns into a two-for-one
But with it, it's a powerhouse
Ive even seen an Obeka, Splitter of Seconds deck that runs the shrines that trigger during your upkeep, but shrines feel like a secondary part of the upkeep trigger strategy rather than a focal point of the deck