I worked at Target over a decade ago, and every payday, a group of guys from the backroom would drop $200 each on the newest shipment of Magic: The Gathering cards
With this kind of deck, it's important to keep a card advantage so you can continuously increase your board state and put as much pressure on your opponent as possible
Its been quite a while since we had consecutive sets share a thematic and mechanical base like this, and I admire how WotC has used this chance to express the grindy, graveyard-driven nature of Innistrad in two different ways
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However, the Charizard and Giratina decks are also strong contenders, with a very minor difference between them in power
Poor Unfortunate Opponents This deck is swingy, and as such you'll need to get through for combat damage