First off, reminder that Mars is weird. Second, I managed to pilot this to 2-2 in Sealed. Some of that might be attributable to me playing it well, but also a good portion of it goes to other people expecting really strong plays out of Logos and Shadows, which I just didn't actually have. I don't think it could do nearly as well in Archon.

Decklist: https://www.keyforgegame.com/deck-details/8f875069-5bcb-4f76-85c6-59873322d3ac

2x Edai is pretty good, Ronnie + Kymoor is a real possibility, and a decent Brobnar rounds out this thoroughly decent deck. It  most shines in aember control, but has enough board control (2x Hock helps!) to perform pretty well.

Decklist: https://www.keyforgegame.com/deck-details/9d5b3dbc-4238-4d01-819a-bccc48eb8b40

So many of these cards (Lash, Bumpsy, Shooler, Chota, Challenge, Control the Weak) need to come at the right times to be effective. If you shuffle right, you're probably in good shape, but you may be in for frustration otherwise!

Decklist: https://www.keyforgegame.com/deck-details/7ad25fec-f37a-49d7-91cf-1781c3659e18

I just wish the effect were as good as the art. :) The rest of this deck is fairly mediocre as well, with E'e probably being the best thing going in the deck.

Decklist: https://www.keyforgegame.com/deck-details/6d292291-932e-4a88-bbbc-56cf212a81f2

Yeah, this one became property of my daughter shortly after I opened it. It is missing an actual Kelifi Dragon, but the cool board control tools in Brobnar and Sanctum still make it pretty dragonesque, while the Untamed has great tricks of its own.

Decklist: https://www.keyforgegame.com/deck-details/41c9cd02-51b3-43bb-b34b-3743abd20a5c

The combo setup here is pretty bonkers! In the ideal case, it lets you burn through the deck very quickly, archiving the Dis for a mega steal turn later on while controlling the board. However, for combo decks it's also important to look at how the deck will perform when the combo doesn't hit. In this case, it's still pretty good. I've played it a bit since recording this video, and one of the cooler flows that came up was the ability to keep warding the Cincinnatus with cards drawn by the Philophosaurus, meaning it could control even really beefy boards. Untamed is sort of along for the ride, but still decent on its own.

Decklist: https://www.keyforgegame.com/deck-details/ec740d01-4322-4af6-a249-0aebaa2d1ac3

This deck has a whole lot of cool tools, and ought to be able to race pretty fast. It has some nice tools for keeping its own creatures on the board, but its removal tools are...unreliable.

Decklist: https://www.keyforgegame.com/deck-details/0b2d0219-3073-4bb2-88c6-d695f3b81a7f

While the Dis in this deck is nothing to write home about, the Saurian and Shadows have some good stuff going on. In CotA, I think just having good stuff can often be enough. But in Worlds Collide, this just doesn't quite get us there, and I think it leaves this deck solidly in the middle of the pack.

Decklist: https://www.keyforgegame.com/deck-details/61c9db29-bf0d-44ab-9f60-b23b30aad570

Two copies of Val Jericho can lead to some VERY fun gameplay. Generally the Brobnar in this deck means we have pretty strong board control, and the Star Alliance builds on that. Triple Vines with Rustgnawer (and upgrades to make Rustgnawer big) means we can probably keep key artifacts off the table. But where this deck struggles is in the area of aember control. Igon is our only possible way to reduce the opponent's aember, and he really is Terrible!

Decklist: https://www.keyforgegame.com/deck-details/9139a71c-206a-4baa-907c-482ade1bd17e

This has a pretty nice board presence, and the ability to really punish the opponent once you have control of the board. Caendle is a sneaky MVP card, in my opinion.

Decklist: https://www.keyforgegame.com/deck-details/f450d830-796c-457a-99c5-20ddb0cd25af