x 3.5 in., they are perfect for standard-sized trading cards, including those from Magic: The Gathering and other popular TCGs
A 2B costed Instant, it gets target creature -0/-9999 until end of turn, killing almost any creature you can find in Magic: The Gathering that has been the beneficiary of an infinite, or near-infinite combo
Card draw is a struggle and it's easy to run out of steam with so many low-cost, low-impact characters, but it's a puppy-themed deck that lets you flood the board with adorable dogs, so it gets a huge pass on its relative lack of synergy
If you play on the opposite side of the brackets and go full flavor, Noctis, Prince of LucisNoctis, Prince of Lucis enables all sorts of fun for Bracket 1
I'm not sure we're going to top that, so let's end this thing on a high note