Unlike the overlap of spree and tiered, where we decided the two mechanics were different enough to both be cool, we felt monologue was far less compelling, ludonarrative resonance of villainous monologues be damned
II Zantetsuken This creature gains "Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, that player loses the game." III Hall of Sorrow Draw two cards
No, you cant look at cards in other players hands unless they play them
[19] Rise Of The Floodborn [edit] Mickey finds seaweed with an evil aura, while Basil, the Great Mouse Detective, finds a secret room with an ominous-looking tome inside that was left by the sea witch Ursula
That said, there are a lot of Magic: The Gathering cards that could help make a powerful Y'shtola deck if you are looking for a deck to upgrade instead of one to play as is