Both of them were adopted by a handful of decks that are able to get around their problems the best
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These Fallout-inspired cards, however, definitely have a price tag
Day of the Dragons is pricey in terms of casting cost, but does triple duty here: it almost always upgrades the stats of your creatures, it protects your team from a board wipe, and you can bounce it with something like Blink of an Eye to flash your team back in and trigger their abilities at instant speed
Alena defends travelers through the Ulvenwald, guiding them to the nearby town of Gatstaf, always with the aid of her partner (in both work and life) Halana
Theres plenty of options when it comes to recent cards