With both “Critical Mass” and “Soratami’s Wisdom” using lots of cards in your hand to gain advantages (or at least trying to gain them), it was about time that WotC decided to make something other than deck that simply stockpile cardboard in your hands. But, of course, they had to do another Spirit deck, the only giant tribal that they really do not care about anymore unless it is White and/or Blue. You can already assume what that means for the Red-Green “Spirit Flames” Preconstructed Deck, but of course we are take a look at the entire affair anyway. Here is the list:

Moving on with the Saviors of Kamigawa Preconstructed Decks, we have another theme that likes to have lots of cards in hand. However, unlike last time with “Critical Mass”, this time I do have more hope for the strategy, since “Soratami’s Wisdom” features the colors White and Blue and therefore has a solid foundation of card draw to work with. Sixty cards, coming right up:

If you thought that Champions of Kamigawa and Betrayers of Kamigawa had some fairly whack Preconstructed Decks, well you have seen nothing yet. Saviors of Kamigawa has some really cool cards with lots of potential, but with the fact that cards from the set work with great handsizes and keywords like “Sweep”, one can ask what WotC was thinking back then. You will soon see why I refer to those two mechanics specifically, because the “Critical Mass” deck ahead of us has an … interesting idea of how deckbuilding should look like. Here is the list: