(Parallel) Starter Deck EX: Luffy & Ace C #ST30-016 Foil 30d n/a 13.5/dayStableVol - $1.97 406 sold (30d) #11 Mr.3(Galdino) Starter Deck EX: Luffy & Ace C #ST30-014 30d n/a 67.4/dayStrong Vol $1.96 2,022 sold (30d) #12 Emporio.Ivankov (Full Art) Starter Deck EX: Luffy & Ace C #ST30-004 Foil 30d n/a 17.6/dayMod Vol $1.91 528 sold (30d) #13 Edward.Newgate (Full Art) Starter Deck EX: Luffy & Ace C #ST30-003 Foil 30d n/a 11.8/dayStrong Vol $1.48 354 sold (30d) #14 Jinbe (Full Art) Starter Deck EX: Luffy & Ace C #ST30-006 Foil 30d n/a 10.7/dayStrong Vol $1.38 322 sold (30d) #15 Jozu (Full Art) Starter Deck EX: Luffy & Ace C #ST30-005 Foil 30d n/a 13.1/dayStrong Vol $1.28 394 sold (30d) #16 Marco (Full Art) Starter Deck EX: Luffy & Ace C #ST30-008 Foil 30d n/a 14.1/dayStrong Vol $1.11 423 sold (30d) #17 LittleOars Jr
Its a fairly sustainable way of playing Aggro, especially when you throw Dogmeats own recursion-on-entry effect into the mix
Echoing Deeps Rating: 0/10 EOE Limited doesnt have a lot of graveyard interactions in the first place, so which lands are even going to be in your graveyard
Except for name, power, toughness, and types, the token copies exactly what was printed on the original permanent and nothing else (unless that permanent is copying something else or it is a token
In a game where you are putting down a lot of permanents, this makes it harder to do and leads to crowded spaces due to having your opponent spread out their cards to avoid Chaos Orb falling on them
