If you've read those reviews you'll know that I thought both Zorua cards were below average, both had two moves, but required continuous energy cards to be added to them to attack, however I did think Zoroark was an above average Stage 1 card, one that could do major damage when the opponent's bench was full
This card is not legal for tournament play and features unique artwork by Atsuko Nishida, the original illustrator of Pikachu, making it an unmatched collectors trophy
It's good in aggro decks, effectively "attacking" as a 2-power creature on turn one as long as you make land drops
Brawl Legal Vintage Legal Timeless Legal Commander Legal Pauper Not Legal Oathbreaker Legal Penny Not Legal Toolbox Notes and Rules Information for The Aetherspark: If an effect causes The Aetherspark to become attached to a creature while it is being attacked, it will continue to be attacked
Korvold also works as an enabler, allowing you to fit many other powerful combos into your deck just because their pieces also naturally synergize well with Korvold