Introduces new members/support for the "Abyss Actor", "Abyss Script", "Archfiend", "Branded", "Bystial", "Chaos", "Dogmatika", "Despia", "Evil Eye", "Galaxy", "Galaxy-Eyes", "Generaider", "Gishki", "Icejade", "Kashtira", "Kuriboh", "Labrynth", "Ninja", "Ninjitsu Art", "Number", Number C", "Numeron", "Photon", "Plunder Patroll", "roid", "Scareclaw", "Springans", "Swordsoul", "Tearlaments", "Therion", "Tri-Brigade", "Vaylantz", and "Welcome Labrynth" archetypes, as well as the Albaz Dragon, Broken World, and "C" series
The first thing we have to do is pretty much forget every base card issued by Topps (beginning in 1952) or Bowman (1951-55 for Mantle) prior to 1960
The embalm ability on Vizier of Many Faces makes a token copy of any creature on the board
Birthing Pod While Birthing Pod has a reputation for warping formats, really maximizing it comes with a huge deckbuilding cost as you must sculpt a careful curve around its repeated activations
Of course, it would be a bit forward of me to pretend the game is just an MTG port: MTG has no class bonuses, and I doubt the game means Ally in the same way MTG does
