In the mainline games, it functions as a fascinating creature that trainers encounter within the vibrant landscapes of the Paldea region, offering both a challenge and an asset to those who choose to capture it
From the multicoloured cards, there are nine Izzet (blue/red), four Azorius (white/blue), four Boros (red/white), four Simic (green/blue), three Dimir (blue/black), two Selesnya (green/white) one Rakdos (black/red), one Gruul (red/green), one Selesnya (green/white), two Orzhov (white/black), one Golgari (black/green),one Jeskai (blue/red/white), one Grixis (blue/black/red)
If the pieces fall into place, Soulflayer delving Chromanticore and Pharika may be one of the most common and frustrating sentences spoken aloud at Standard events in the coming months
I wouldn't expect the deck to play the full four copies of Captain Sisay, but as a one- or two-of, it seems like a solid inclusion that could offer a lot of value
Even if your opponent can remove it, unless they can exile it too itll just keep coming back every time you reach three Foods, making their eventual defeat all but inevitable
