4 Ajani, Nacatl Pariah 3 Arena of Glory 4 Arid Mesa 1 Blood Moon 2 Elegant Parlor 3 Flooded Strand 4 Galvanic Discharge 3 Goblin Bombardment 4 Guide of Souls 2 Marsh Flats 1 Mountain 4 Ocelot Pride 4 Phlage, Titan of Fire's Fury 2 Plains 4 Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer 3 Sacred Foundry 4 Seasoned Pyromancer 1 The Legend of Roku 2 Thraben Charm 2 Voice of Victory 3 Windswept Heath 1 Blood Moon 1 Celestial Purge 1 Damping Sphere 1 High Noon 2 Obsidian Charmaw 2 Orim's Chant 2 Surgical Extraction 1 The Legend of Roku 1 Wear Tear 3 Wrath of the Skies Over the last couple of years, Boros Energy has been a deck that's seen consistent success, floating around the top three most-played decks in the format
x1] [When Attacking] Give up to 1 of your opponent's Characters 1000 power during this turn
As a way to just up your sacrifice potential this is poor
Zoroark GXs Trade ability allows you to discard one card from your hand and draw two more (once a turn before you attack)
Her appearance on the battlefield can push already-dangerous triggers such as Blood Artist or Pitiless Plunderer over the edge into game-winning territory
In fact, of all the cards to have ever existed in MTG (and there are a lot), many would say that Ancestral Recall is the most powerful one of them all
