This attack does 10 more damage for each Water Energy attached to this Pokmon (Costs 4 Colorless Energy)XatuPsychicUncommonHP: 100Weakness: DarkRetreat Cost: 1 ColorlessAttack: Zen Headbutt 80 damage (Costs 2 Psychic and 1 Colorless Energy).MismagiusPsychicUncommonHP: 100Weakness: DarkRetreat Cost: 1 ColorlessAttack: Spooky Shot 80 damage (Costs 2 Psychic).YamaskPsychicCommonHP: 70Weakness: Darkness Retreat Cost: 2 ColorlessAttack: Mumble 20 damage (Costs 1 Psychic Energy).SandshrewFightingCommonHP: 60Weakness: Grass Retreat Cost: 1 ColorlessAttack: Sand Spray 20 damage (Costs 1 Fighting Energy).MakuhitaFightingCommonHP: 80Weakness: Psychic Retreat Cost: 3 ColorlessAttack: Lunge Out 50 damage (Costs 2 Fighting and 1 Colorless Energy)HariyamaFightingUncommonHP: 130Weakness: Psychic Retreat Cost: 4 ColorlessAttack: Slapping Knockdown 110 damage
I talked about this a little in my shock lands piece, but more on why this is so cool a bit later
We also have a few graveyard synergies since we're discarding so many cards: Squee, Goblin Nabob is "free" discard, Anger wants to be in the graveyard, Scavenged Brawler can be activated from the graveyard, and Increasing Vengeance can be cast from there
Epic cards replace the foil slot in booster packs, similar to Enchanted cards
As a roleplayer in an Assassins deck, you cant really go wrong hell connect with some regularity
All this is neatly captured on Frodo, Sauron's Bane, which improves itself from a mere Citizen to a proper Scout, ready for adventures