Katilda, Dawnhart Prime Mana from humans Humans in Magic: The Gathering always end up feeling shockingly overpowered when you consider the fact that theyre regularly up against dragons, werewolves, vampires and unknowable eldritch horrors
And while 90s creatures generally suck they get a whole lot stronger if we dont have to pay their absurd mana costs: I went with Crater Hellion and Thunder Dragon as mini board wipes, Multani, Maro-Sorcerer and Verdant Force as beefy dorks, but my favorite is Zodiac Dragon, a Dragon that doesnt even fly but has a big body and returns itself to hand each time it dies, which means you can do stupid stuff like cheat it out with Sneak Attack for one mana, then sacrifice it to Greater Good to draw 8 cards, return it to hand and repeat as much as you want
Back in the days, the anime (at least for me and my friends) was the main driving factor
Keita Hirobe, who is the Executive Corporate Officer at The Pokemon Company, mentioned to me in a video call that one of the goals of this new digital card game is to have players focus on the fun of opening packs and collecting cards and eventually get to know the card game
Even if we choose to stick within the theme of creatures with one power, there are tons of intriguing upgrade paths