The first example we saw was Barbarian Class, which is a one-mana Red enchantment that effectively gives you advantage on your dice rolls, so you can roll two dice and then pick the higher of the two
Mairsil, the Pretender Instead of relying on a normal creature plan, Mairsil, the Pretender builds your deck around abilities
The Component Pouch, which serves as the basis for many spellcasting classes in D&D, and the Bag of Tricks provides another opportunity to roll a die and activate Vrondiss
Obyra is simple, with the ability to drain your opponents when Faeries enter your battlefield
Cleaned it up really nicely
Once you have plenty of Trainer cards, you can then focus on saving for cards you need to complete a deck (in my case, I desperately need a Gardevoir!) or, if youre in this for the long run, save your Pack Points for rare cards you will need to complete your collection later down the line