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Green Gigantosaurus 2 Imperious Perfect Pelakka Wurm Reclamation Sage Heroes' Bane Predator Ooze Primal Might Primeval Bounty Rampaging Baloths Surrak, the Hunt Caller Vizier of the Menagerie Wildborn Preserver Elvish Regrower Quakestrider Ceratops Bite Down Broken Wings Bushwhack 2 Dwynen's Elite Garruk's Uprising Giant Growth 4 Llanowar Elves Overrun Snakeskin Veil Wildwood Scourge Thornweald Archer 2 Circuitous Route Fierce Empath Fynn, the Fangbearer Gnarlback Rhino Mold Adder Ordeal of Nylea Springbloom Druid Venom Connoisseur Both copies of Imperious Perfect are in traditional foil
My personal preference for a solution would be the first option I listed changing cards so that only key portions of the card are foiled
Anything in there that you are looking forward to unleashing at your kitchen table
There are some pretty saucy cards for other formats, and if they dont happen to be included this review, its simply because theyre not that great or arent likely to get played in the format
These are single-mana 1/1 elves that can be tapped to generate a green mana, so they make excellent turn one plays