Boast ties a large part of your creatures value into attacking, which feels like a relieving de-escalation from an environment where most playable cards get their value on ETB (or even earlier in the case of adventures!) Even more interesting, the range of payoffs for boast are extremely open-ended, including all sorts of utility effects and other incentives not normally associated with attacking
4 Likes Quuador March 17, 2017, 7:03pm 7 Well, lets start with the Base Pikachus, shall we: Red Cheeks Shadowless 1st edition (Officially the Red Cheeks isnt really a misprint, though) Red Cheeks Shadowless non-1st edition Red Cheeks E3 stamped Ghost/Phantom 1st edition misprint Grey Stamp 1st edition XY Evolutions English Blue Background All can be found in my Base Pikachu artwork variations article, hence the lack of pictures here
It makes great use of the sets collect evidence mechanic to go over the top of the formats many aggressive decks
It's unfair to give Chapin all the credit, surely
Klawf seems to be the newest fad, utilizing a neat engine around Precious Trolley and Area Zero Underdepths
While there isnt a box thats perfectly sized for them, the closest is the Short Comic Box, or if you have only a few, a Stor-Folio
