Each deck has a clear goal in mind, with cards created to attain that goal efficiently, which is great for beginners
The point is at minimum, you get multiple annihilator cards attacking at once and this comes late enough to see the best creatures available from most decks
Sort Rarity Card Type Oddish #1Common $0.16 Gloom #2Uncommon $0.15 Bellossom #3Rare $0.25 Tangela #4Common $0.08 Tangrowth #5Rare $0.30 Scyther #6Common $0.20 Sunkern #7Common $0.07 Yanma #8Common $0.12 Yanmega #9Rare $0.21 Kricketot #10Common $0.05 Cherubi #11Common $0.10 Carnivine #12Uncommon $0.07 Leafeon V #13Ultra Rare $1.95 Leafeon VSTAR #14Ultra Rare $3.68 Grubbin #15Common $0.05 Zarude #16Holo Rare $0.27 Calyrex #17Holo Rare $0.41 Charizard V #18Ultra Rare $7.81 Charizard VSTAR #19Ultra Rare $11.14 Radiant Charizard #20Radiant Rare $10.82 Entei #21Holo Rare $0.53 Simisear V #22Ultra Rare $0.78 Simisear VSTAR #23Ultra Rare $1.21 Larvesta #24Common $0.07 Volcarona #25Rare $0.19 Volcanion #26Holo Rare $0.29 Salandit #27Common $0.14 Salazzle #28Uncommon $0.07 Seel #29Common $0.07 Galarian Mr

Last updated on September 30, 2025 Lively Dirge | Illustration by Warren Mahy Outlaws of Thunder Junction is an MTG set introducing a lot of Western-themed tropes, mechanics, and keyword abilities, as well as crimes
(is the question the good people at grading companies forgot to ask) Well, its all in the card text
If Talon Gates of Madara isn't still in your hand as that ability resolves, nothing happens