The deck I fell in love with in its final incarnation of 66 cards was: x7 Island x3 Tundra x2 Underground Sea x3 Serra Angel x2 Pearled Unicorn x2 Mega Pegasus x1 Spiritual Sanctuary x3 Holy Strength x3 Divine Transformation x1 Balance x2 Disenchant x3 Prodigal Sorcerer x3 Old Man of the Sea x2 Clone x2 Control Magic x1 Time Walk x1 Timetwister x2 Force Spike x2 Counterspell x3 Psionic Blast x2 Ancestral Recall x1 Ornithopter x1 Mox Pearl x1 Mox Emerald x1 Mox Sapphire x1 Mox Jet x1 Black Lotus x2 Ivory Tower Of course, many will question some of those cards, and the fact that Vesuvan Doppleganger doesnt appear, is probably a crime to other some
In addition to your theory, these could have been shipped to Japan from the Singapore Pokemon Center
If the spell was countered, you're out of luck
Organizing Sets The first step in organizing is breaking your bulk into sets based on the set code, the three to four character code Wizards assigns to each set
While there are guidelines to keep in mind when deck building (no Game Changers in Exhibition or Core, no mass land denial through Upgraded, etc.), the bracket system is emphatically not just "put your deck into a calculator, get assigned a rank, and be ready to play." I deeply appreciate the tools that websites like Moxfield and Archidekt have put together to give you an overall estimate, and they've done some fantastic iteration to help emphasize intent as wellbut I want to stress that any estimate is just an estimate
