Its one of my favorites from the 40k precons, and it was a great choice for my Isshin Dungeons & Damage deck, which loved to double up on attack triggers
As the name implies, this strategy involves running a bunch of equipment, giving you a repeatable way to beef up any creature
Appearing as Lagiacrus from Monster Hunter 3, Nezahal threatens to draw an absurd amount of cards when left unanswered
These four are very powerful, but their value is totally related to how fast you can get experience counters
Pretty cool, huh
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