Julius Jumblemorph 1x Earl of Squirrel 1x Frankie Peanuts 1x Graveyard Busybody 1x Grusilda, Monster Masher 1x Half-Kitten, Half- 1x Half-Shark, Half- 1x Half-Squirrel, Half- 1x Hangman 1x Infinity Elemental 1x Johnny, Combo Player 1x Knight of the Kitchen Sink A 1x Mer Man 1x Modular Monstrosity 1x Ol' Buzzbark 1x Overt Operative 1x Phoebe, Head of S.N.E.A.K
They earn passive lore each turn
Whenever we encounter a card that singlehandedly spawns a new archetype that completely flips the basic rules of the game on its head and wins well, thats a good time to sit up and take notice
It needs 'three creature cards' buried above it, which is a facet that most sets don't do because the graveyard tends to be shuffled around a lot more as players check cards inside them, making the keeping track of graveyard order particularly difficult
Later, if you ever need to update or change images, you can just drag the new files into the original folder and overwrite them
Sure, you have to build your deck somewhat around being able to usefully play Upheaval but given that it is such a good counter to so many of the things going on in the cube, one of the very best safety buttons in the game, that it remains one of the most feared cards in cube
