Just like with all of the other Pokemon, Charizard is the main focus, breathing out a powerful, flame-based attack, most likely that 200 damage Crimson Storm
Milling half of a library is much stronger in Five Color's 300 card format or Commander's 100 than in 60-card formats like Standard, but later on you really do want things that can close out
You can't tell them they have to pay for ward, but they're always more than welcome to if they want
What to Include Every set that Simic has appeared in has had the following, so think of them as essential components of the recipe that makes Simic: One or more Frogs At least one Mutant At least one Beast At least one Human An Ooze or counterspell depicting an Ooze A humanoid with an additional race creature type (this can be your Human, if desired) A single-typed oddball creature (this can be your counterspell Ooze, if desired) At least one creature type combination that has never been printed together on a card before Next, the following may or may not apply, based on two large sets ( Dragons Maze being too small to fit these in) and/or latest paradigm: A flying multicolored Leviathan or Beast At least one Merfolk At least three Elves Monster Mash When designing the individual cards, how do you know what creature type combinations should mean in terms of power, toughness, and abilities
