Heres an outline: 5-8 removal spells 4-6 card draw spells (including flashback cards) 4-6 payoffs (Sahagin, Shantotto, etc.) 2-3 other creatures (Wyvern, Ice Flan, etc.) 17 lands The deck is fairly simple to put together, and really doesnt want much outside of removal, card draw, and payoffs
Freeze the characters your opponent was about to win with and buy yourself some time to banish them
They all have full art and a lovely, textured foil finish, so theyre immediately noticeable when you find one in a booster pack too
While each card has an icon in the top left corner to define if it's the front or the back (such as Innistrad-based sets using a Sun and a Moon, or Ixalan having a compass and a mountain), the front face is always the one with the mana cost
The Warring Triad's abilities function while it's on the battlefield, regardless of whether it's a creature
Summon: Primal Garuda simply looks incredible and is surely one of whites stronger non-rare cards