Bosss Chauffeur Boss's Chauffeur is an Eternal format creature-centric addition
While Evolving Skies had its Moonbreon, and Lost Origin that mind-blowing Giratina, what we have in VSTAR Universe/Crown Zenith is a collection of over a dozen cards that match these, and more are to be revealed tomorrow
Plus, remember that Vanity Slabs holders represent the pinnacle of trading card protection
Kozilek, the Great Distortion Kozilek, the Great Distortion | Illustration by Aleksi Briclot Commander (1) Planeswalker (5) Karn Liberated Karn, Scion of Urza Karn, the Great Creator Ugin, the Ineffable Ugin, the Spirit Dragon Creature (27) Artisan of Kozilek Bane of Bala Ged Blightsteel Colossus Burnished Hart Conduit of Ruin Duplicant Emrakul, the Promised End Endbringer Fleshraker Foundry Inspector Geode Golem It That Betrays It That Heralds the End Kozilek, Butcher of Truth Meteor Golem Oblivion Sower Palladium Myr Platinum Angel Solemn Simulacrum Soul of New Phyrexia Steel Hellkite Thought-Knot Seer Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre Void Winnower Wandering Archaic Wurmcoil Engine Instant (3) Eldrazi Confluence Kozilek's Command Titan's Presence Sorcery (1) Enchantment (1) Artifact (30) Basalt Monolith Commander's Plate Darksteel Forge Dreamstone Hedron Everflowing Chalice Expedition Map Forsaken Monument Gilded Lotus Grafdigger's Cage Hedron Archive Lightning Greaves Manifold Key Mind Stone Mirage Mirror Moonsilver Key Mycosynth Lattice Mystic Forge Nevinyrral's Disk Planar Bridge Quicksilver Amulet Rings of Brighthearth Sensei's Divining Top Shadowspear Sol Ring Sol Talisman Staff of Domination Thought Vessel Thran Dynamo Unstable Obelisk Worn Powerstone Land (32) Blast Zone Darksteel Citadel Eldrazi Temple Eye of Ugin Ghost Quarter Homeward Path Reliquary Tower Sanctum of Ugin Scavenger Grounds Shrine of the Forsaken Gods Temple of the False God Ugin's Labyrinth Urza's Cave Urza's Mine Urza's Power Plant Urza's Saga Urza's Tower Strip Mine Wastes x14 Ill admit I was skeptical when I first started putting together my Kozilek, the Great Distortion deck, but I was pleasantly surprised to see how well it held up
