By default, it can tap for a colorless mana, but it can also be tapped and sacrificed to search for and play one of three basic Land types
Heres a practical skeleton that keeps you honest: The role buckets Mana (lands + ramp + fixing) Card flow (draw, rummage, impulse, tutors if your group likes them) Interaction (spot removal, counterspells, protection, wipes) Plan enablers (the cards that make your deck your deck) Payoffs and finishers (how you convert setup into a win) Utility (grave hate, recursion, flexible tools) The exact counts depend on your commander, curve, and pod
Planeswalkers And Combat As mentioned, Planeswalkers aren't creatures, meaning you can't attack directly with them
Many players buy these decks as they offer great value for what's in them and are ready to play out of the box
Each player must have a deck made up of 60 cards, which will likely include a selection of Pokmon, items, energy, supporters and trainers