Each Pokmon has attacks listed on its card, showing the energy cost, damage, and any special effects
Sure, they might not be nearly as frightening as some of the monstrosities you might find in picks from our guide to the best games like Dark Souls, but they make Gengar look like Jigglypuff in comparison
The deck needed some upgrades, but has promise to be an entertaining list
This is a marked difference to mainline sets such as Tarkir, which drop expensive lore via a series of short stories posted on the Magic website
You've got a significant selection of morph and disguise creatures to give the deck options , but you also have some creatures that are just generally good without fitting the overall disguise theme (lookin' at you Seedborn Muse and Scourge of the Throne)
The best creature type is hard to define, but some metrics can be used to narrow it down: If youre looking for creature types that make good creature-focused (i.e., typal) decks then you probably want goblins, humans, or elves