With the franchise's 30th anniversary, the return of Mega Evolutions, and a trading card market estimated at over 12 billion dollars, sealed Pokemon products have never attracted more attention from investors and collectors alike
Summon: Brynhildr
Suddenly, just by leaving 2 mana sources available every turn, you have a constant source of damage prevention
For a color pair that is intent on sacrificing resources to generate card and mana advantage, its one that is also inherently bogged down by needing to sequence cards in a certain way, and keep them on the board, to begin to accrue that value
Celestial Armor is another solid White Aggro card, in the same vein of Maul of the Skyclaves
make up the terrible trio of soft once per turn effects that allow us to spam Summon any Wind-Up monster we want