With cards like Souls Attendant and Suture Priest in tow, this can whittle down your opponents libraries with surprising speed
There are very few defects, and none of them are significant
From there, a simple card like Mechanized Ninja Cavalry will do some work
However, we will be factoring in the alternate art showcase variants that appear in Crimson Vow
Heres one deck that runs Gideon of the Trials: Creatures (5) Planeswalkers (10) Lands (24) Spells (21) 3 Wrath of God 4 Blood Moon 4 Chalice of the Void 4 Lightning Helix 3 Anger of the Gods 1 Blessed Alliance 2 Cast Out Sideboard In working on the deck to make it a four Gideon of the Trials deck, I started thinking back to an old deck that Ronny Serio and I had been working on, a classic Prison list that might not have had as many Prison elements as the R/W Nahiri lists, but it did sometimes have another card: As I thought about it, it just seemed as though Gideon of the Trials was similar to the best Scepter of Dominance ever
A Starter Deck is perhaps the easiest way to get introduced to a trading card game, as it provides players with a full list of cards with pre-built synergies to learn and master