Adrix and Nev, Twincasters Aegis Sculptor Altanak, the Thrice-Called Angelic Cub Angelic Protector Archive Dragon Armguard Familiar Armored Armadillo Ashenmoor Liege Axebane Ferox Battle Mammoth Benevolent River Spirit Black Bolt, Inhuman King Bloomwielder Dryads Blue Marvel, Adam Brashear Blue Ribbon Boneshard Slasher Bronze Guardian Burly Breaker Cackling Prowler Cactarantula Cactusfolk Sureshot Cathedral Acolyte Cephalid Aristocrat Cephalid Illusionist Chains of Custody Chaoslace Chapel Shieldgeist Chaplain of Alms Chicken Troupe Chizak, Apex Arachnosaur Cloud Cover Combat Research Coppercoat Vanguard Cowardice Crystalline Nautilus Crystallization Cursed Monstrosity Daru Spiritualist Deathlace Diffusion Sliver Dire-Strain Demolisher Dirgur Island Dragon Dismiss into Dream Dragon's Disciple Dragonfly Swarm Dreadlight Monstrosity Dwarven Forge-Chanter Elder Owyn Lyons Elrond, Master of Healing Emberheart Challenger Eternal Scourge Falcon's Wing Harness Fey Steed Flowerfoot Swordmaster Fractured Loyalty Frost Titan Frost Walker Frostfist Strider Ghyrson Starn, Kelermorph Giant Ankheg Glyph Keeper Gold-Forged Thopteryx Gossamer Phantasm Hall of Storm Giants Hamlet Vanguard Harmonious Grovestrider Heartfire Hero Hexbane Tortoise Horobi, Death's Wail Hoverstone Pilgrim
The Pokmon Trading Card Game has never been the most technically complex tabletop experience, but it can be somewhat difficult to get into in 2023 if you havent kept up with the game since its 1996 debut
Rounding out the rest of the deck are a ton of great Dimir cards, like Rise of the Dark Realms and Sphinx of the Second Sun, both of which are cards that have drifted up in price over the years, desperately needing a reprint
Thats because these contain a tracker for your lore, as well as a few damage tokens
