Crashing Footfalls, Elementals, and Bring to Light Scapeshift all have few turn one plays, so they can stand to fetch a Triome on turn one and start setting up their mana
I make more rough sketches, asking myself whether the illustration would be cooler if the Pokmons face was oriented in a different way, if the composition was flipped, and so on, until, by trial and error, the result starts resembling what I had in mind to begin with
I will note that the sideboards of these lists are quite varied in nature
Had it been as miserly as weve seen in recent sets, it would have felt disastrous, not least when this set isnt available in booster boxes, making it extra-expensive to buy in bulk
However I just dont see where it fits currently in Standard
It is great on turn two, but gets brickwalled fairly easily and is a bad draw later in the game