Decks need to be able to cast it reliably and then they have to be able to rely on it
I also like this in Mono-Blue Aggro builds that had have tempo elements like Winter Orb to back this up with
11 10 Into The Inklands - Plenty Of Pluck - Ruby Sapphire Only two cards in this entire deck ended up becoming playable in the meta during Into the Inklands, and even then, one of them - Maui's Fish Hook - only appeared in some Ruby/Amethyst lists, but not all
For now, the d10 has thrown a speculative curve-ball at people who are frothing at the mouth for more Final Fantasy news
FAKE There are also significant differences in the lighting test here
Both of them do a good job of showing up the expansions new mechanics and key features, and after playing them I dont think a third one would have been necessary, especially because it would have just been another Ruby/Emerald like last time