However, this is not the only method to win in the Pokmon TCG , as players can also pursue a battle of attrition through a method called outdecking, which focuses on ensuring the enemy's deck runs out of cards, thereby eliminating the possibility for any additional moves
Cosmic Intervention gives your board a second life in the event a Wrath of God or Obliterate hits the field, allowing you to bounce back just as fast as before, and couples really well with the new board wipe Doomskar, allowing you to effectively pay 2WWW for a board wipe that rests the battlefield in your favour
Both decks that want to increase their rate of finding catalyst-type Wizards (think "Goblin Electromancer") and those desiring silver bullets (think "Niv-Mizzet, Parun") might just consider this otherwise clunky, slow, Common with an ability very few wanted for Constructed literal decades ago
For better or worse, these sets currently arent on the cards, so the future of Atogs doesnt look too bright
Decklist: Selesnya Aggro Vitu-Ghazi Guildmage | Illustration by Jason Chan Creature (20) Elvish Mystic x4 Dryad Militant x4 Loxodon Smiter x4 Vitu-Ghazi Guildmage x3 Wayfaring Temple x2 Trostani, Selesnya's Voice Scion of Vitu-Ghazi x2 Instant (11) Advent of the Wurm x4 Selesnya Charm x3 Rootborn Defenses x2 Sundering Growth x2 Sorcery (4) Land (25) Temple Garden x4 Sunpetal Grove x4 Vitu-Ghazi, the City-Tree x2 Grove of the Guardian x2 Forest x7 Plains x6 There was a Selesnya aggro deck that made good use of populate in the Return to Ravnica era
