The end result is that in decks that are three or more colors, it's significantly harder to cut five or six lands and replace them with MDFCs while still having a mana base that is stable enough to avoid color screw and support your ramp
Deck 2: Mizael Style Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon Deck 1 Chaos Emperor, the Dragon of Armageddon 2 Schwarzschild Limit Dragon 1 Chaos Dragon Levianeer 3 Nebula Dragon 2 Galactic Spiral Dragon 3 Black Dragon Collapserpent 3 Starliege Seyfert 2 White Dragon Wyverburster 1 Heliosphere Dragon 1 Iron Dragon Tiamaton 1 Galaxy-Eyes Cloudragon 2 Omni-Dragon Brotaur 1 Parsec, the Interstellar Dragon 1 Rank-Up-Magic The Seventh One 1 Galaxy Cyclone 1 Boot Sector Launch 2 Trade-In 2 Extra-Foolish Burial 1 Monster Reborn 2 One for One 1 Harpies Feather Duster 1 Foolish Burial 1 Tachyon Chaos Hole 1 Tachyon Spiral Galaxy 2 Tachyon Transmigration 1 Eternal Galaxy 1 Cipher Bit 2 Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon 2 Number C107: Neo Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon 1 Number 71: Rebarian Shark 1 Number 97: Draglubion 1 Galaxy Stealth Dragon 1 Queen Dragun Djinn 1 Dark Armed, the Dragon of Annihilation 1 Hieratic Sun Dragon Overlord of Heliopolis 1 Striker Dragon 1 Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres 2 Galaxy Satellite Dragon 1 Tribrigade Felidgette the Fruitless Flower Summary Notes: The Deck is centered around Level 4 and 8 Dragons, to bring out the Rank 4 Galaxy Stealth Dragon and the Rank 8 Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon, and with the Rank 9, Number C107: Neo Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon
The holo version of this card outsells the reverse holo by a wide margin, with the former boasting a $99 sale in NM condition, while the reverse can't even break $20
This way the card is still technically getting more powerful thanks to spectacle, but youll just have to pay a little extra for that benefit
