Lost both my girls within a year

It sucks.

Sally died last year playing with my mom's dog. Fell wrong and broke her neck.

Disney's death was slower, I wish I could've saved her.

It sucks, but I've grown up all my life with pets. Sadly im no stranger to wishing them goodbye

There was an old portal control archetype I can't remember

It was like 5 years ago during the beginning of lockdown

I found it super fun, but shadow control was more consistent

And discard blood was also fun

Was never a Haven't player

My mains back in old Shadowverse was Shadow Control and Blood Midrange

So Abyss literally being the combination of the two plays into my comfort zone very well

I also dabbled in Portal, but Cerberus has always been my girl. I have her leader rn because I got lucky

On my 3rd day of playing new Shadowverse

Im an Abyss Midrange player

Im so jealous of that Amano Magical Adept

Im trying to secure one to helm a commander deck

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According to Hades, yes

It's his best friend

It's a miracle

Reyhan, Last of the Abzan

Look fam, someone says brew, I start spouting mtg cards

Let's move on to Pia

Without consistent energy generation, she actually leans hard on vehicles and artifact creatures

The benefit of generating energy is the consistent threat of higher and higher value end-game threats with evasion, turning into a tempo deck

Let's start with the True Energy deck, Saheeli

By consistently generating energy from casting artificer and artifacts, she can lean hard on consistent energy generation. But she also has a flex angle of cloning any permanent for offensive pressure or additional utility

As such, this brings me to Aetherdift, where we see two new notable Energy commanders, each one falls into each category

Saheeli, Radiant Creator as the "True Energy" commander and Pia Nalaar, Chief Mechanic as the "Pseudo Energy" deck

Satya, on the other hand, predominantly acts as a Helm of the Host in the command zone. Copying creatures while incidentally giving you the option to keep token copies if you have the energy to spare. Arguably, keeping the tokens isn't strong as you can just combo or benefit off of the sacrifice

Two fantastic examples to show the difference here is between Dr. Madison Li and Satya Aetherflux Genius

Li acts as both a generator and outlet for Energy, acting as a one-piece engine for consistently churning the resource. As such, the whole deck wants to lean in on this and act in the same way