It's super flexible, as you can use it when your own horde swings in, or when another player goes in on the offensive (they don't even have to be sending everything/anything at you.) However, while I can see this card working pretty well in any blue/white/green tokens deck, it's obviously best with an MTG commander that cares about birds
Like normal sagas, these gain lore counters that trigger the next effect in a sequence, and like normal sagas they are sacrificed after the last counter is placed
You can unleash this 12,000-power juggernaut for just 5 cost, while also removing one of your opponent's characters, no matter its cost
25 cards are priced from $2.10 to $232.13
On the one hand, it has aggressive 1- and 2-mana creatures, but then its big payoff costs 6 mana
Features a single Stage 1 Water-type Pokemon with 130 HP