Hailing from New Zealand-based Legend Story Studios, Flesh and Blood sees players choose a single hero to play with, equipping them with items and weapons that are used to attack the other players hero who of course has their own associated cards to attack and defend with
I worked at Target over a decade ago, and every payday, a group of guys from the backroom would drop $200 each on the newest shipment of Magic: The Gathering cards
Their commander ninjutsu keeps things stealthy, letting them pop in from nowhere, and every time your ninjas deal combat damage, you flip the top card of your deck
With that said, as happy as Rafiq of the ManyRafiq of the Many and Tuvasa the SunlitTuvasa the Sunlit are to see this particular option, I think the answer to who wins this one is pretty clear
This Dreamborn card gives the lava monster a powerful amount of strength for both offense and defense and only costs six ink to bring to the table
They have a buy list, a decent selection of singles, and are also notable for their blog which features great players like Mike Sigrist