In the end, his only two wins are off-screen, and whenever we see him hes just taking consistent Ls, even though he has the far better supported at the time Red-Eyes Black Dragon deck
The 3rd and 4th Laval Trap cards each offer a really unique supportive element to a deck that is either lacking in responses or lacking in mass destruction
Basically, all the new cards support either Food tokens or lifegain (or both) or bring some additional kind of value, usually related to generating or benefiting from tokens
As with past MTG Arena Store decks, the prices are prorated: you only pay for the cards you don't have in your collection
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