image1622688 64 KB STATISTICS AND CORRELATION Out of the 63 non variation #1 openings I examined, I gathered the following information: Overgrowth theme decks opened = 20 Variation #2 - 8 unlimited and 5 shadowless Variation #3 - 4 unlimited and 1 shadowless Variation #4 - 2 unlimited and 0 shadowless Blackout theme decks opened = 12 Variation #2 - 6 unlimited and 1 shadowless Variation #3 - 1 unlimited and 1 shadowless Variation #2 - 3 unlimited and 0 shadowless Zap theme decks opened = 18 Variation #2 - 3 unlimited and 6 shadowless Variation #3 - 2 unlimited and 0 shadowless Variation #4 - 7 unlimited and 0 shadowless Brushfire theme decks opened = 13 Variation #2 - 4 unlimited and 3 shadowless Variation #3 - 4 unlimited and 1 shadowless Variation #4 - 1 unlimited and 0 shadowless Total variation quantities: Variation #2 - 36/63 Variation #3 - 14/63 Variation #4 - 13/63 Percentage of contents in variations to total quantity: Unlimited variation #2 - 33.33% Unlimited variation #3 - 17.46% Unlimited variation #4 - 20.63% Shadowless variation #2 - 23.81% Shadowless variation #3 - 4.76% Shadowless variation #4 - 0% I was absolutely unable to find an opening of the 4th variation box that contained shadowless cards
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Being able to stack your hand with your best equip options and then boost all your creatures as a side-effect of stacking them on Kellen makes this card an auto-include for any red/white deck with an equip focus
It really does look like Zuko, but according to DiMartino in the Avatar: The Last Airbender The Art of the Animated Series artbook, Konietzko originally designed Zuko as a scary-looking kid with a scar over one eye to act as a young villain opposite Aang
Righteous Authority , Cyclonic Rift , Prophetic Bolt or Darien, King of Kjeldor for me
I think that its unlikely these cards are a competitive deck but the package seems very strong
