Constructed: 10 - Multi-Format Staple, Instant Classic - Smuggler's Copter 9 - Extremely Powerful, Create Standard Archetype - Aetherworks Marvel 8 - Will See Play in Multiple Decks and Archetypes - Harnessed Lightning 7 - Strong Roleplayer in Certain Decks - Nissa, Vital Force 6 - Decent Chance to See Play - Noxious Gearhulk 5 - Might See Play, Likely Sideboard - Cloudblazer 4 - Probably Not But Just Might Squeak In - Filigree Familiar 3 - Almost Certainly Not Going to Make It - Aethersquall Ancient 2 - Never - Ghirapur Orrery 1 - So Bad That People Will Challenge Themselves to Make a Deck Where it Works - Madcap Experiment Click here for other Aether Revolt Reviews : Black, Red, White, Green, Multi, Artifacts So let's get on with it
The game plan of most Zada decks is simple: Pump out a bunch of tokens alongside Zada and then use Crimson Wisps-like effects to draw a bunch of your deck
Princess Twilight Sparkle Magics version of Princess Twilight Sparkle captures Twilights tendency to help other ponies through its anthem ability
look at a number of cards from the top of your Deck equal to the Level that the sent monster had in the hand or on the field, then place them on the top of the Deck in any order
big, flashy, and utterly unplayable in any format I care about
