Interestingly in the retail information sheet, popular Legendaries Palkia, Dialga, Zacian, and Zamazenta are shown, making their inclusion in the set a real possibility
Ditching its normal Dark or Fighting type, Tyranitar proudly dons its light bulb Tera Crown and Lightning typing, coming in just before Charizards Full Art at number 211 in the setlist
The deck is built around sacrificing your own creatures for value, complete with all the cards that benefit from creatures dying like Pitiless Plunderer and Bastion of Remembrance
From the saw blade teeth and scuttling crab legs, to the vicious forearm blades that are, hilariously, lined with extra spikes, the terror of Phyrexia is shown here in all its cruel excess
Other colors aren't supposed to borrow this power so casually, especially not with a colorless artifact that anyone can use
They do come with a very reasonable penalty in both tempo and vulnerability however as we are finding with Chrome Mox and Vampiric Tutor, no drawback is as bad as being mana screwed