- More Paradox Pokmon from the past and future arrive in the Pokmon TCG for a destined battle surpassing time itself

Around 40% of my matches on Magic Online have been with the Naya version of this deck, but to show you how this deck has been doing, here are my results with the G/W version on Magic Online (a mix of 8 player queues and daily events, no two player queues): 2-0 v Abzan Control 2-0 v Mono-Red Aggro (He went big with Sakhan, the Dragonspeaker, Stormbreath Dragon, Shaman of the Great Hunt, and Flamewake Phoenix after board.) 1-2 v Mono-Red Aggro 1-2 v R/W Aggro 2-1 v Mardu 2-1 v R/W 2-1 v Waste Not 1-2 v W/U Heroic 2-0 v U/B Control 2-0 v Sultai Reanimator 2-0 v W/B control 2-0 v Jeskai Tokens 2-0 v G/R Devotion 2-0 v Mono-Red Aggro 0-2 v Abzan Aggro 2-0 v Abzan Control 0-2 v Abzan Control 2-0 v Abzan Reanimator 2-1 v R/G Aggro 2-0 v W/B Tokens 2-1 v Abzan Aggro 2-1 v Temur Devotion 2-0 v R/W Aggro 2-1 v G/R Devotion 2-1 v W/U Heroic 1-2 v Mono-Red Aggro 0-2 v Abzan Control 1-2 v Mono-Red Aggro 1-2 v Mono-Red Heroic 2-0 v Sultai Control 2-0 v Sultai Reanimator 1-0 v Abzan Reanimator (He conceded the match after asking for my decklist) 2-0 v Temur 2-0 v Temur Planeswalker Control 0-2 v R/W Aggro 0-2 v R/W Aggro 1-2 v Sultai Control 2-0 v Green Devotion 2-1 v Abzan Control 2-0 v U/B Control 2-1 v U/B Control 2-0 v Sultai Control 0-1 v Abzan Control (timed out) *Losses are in bold Thats a total record of 30-13, certainly worse than when I was 20-5, but still respectable

Many of these transform in more traditional ways, not leaving the battlefield and returning but rather just turning from front face to back face
Youll have no trouble leveraging it as a finisher, and you often get a large enough burst of lifegain to enable powerful payoffs like Case of the Uneaten Feast and Ratchet, Field Medic