Strategy The strategy of the Silverquill Influence deck is simply to resolve as many enchantments and auras as possible to power up your creatures, keep you and your opponents from attacking you, then swing in for big damage once you've had time to build up your battlefield
If that's the case, I suppose this way of annotating the evolution tree makes sense, and I can't really think of a way to improve it
Fire staples like Entei ex, Magby, and Flame Patch provide extra consistency and Energy acceleration throughout the match
Its name is a clever blend of 'ESP,' referring to extrasensory perception, and 'eon,' a suffix shared by all Eevee evolutions
Can't overrides can in Magic, so a Skullcrack foils your Fog, even if you cast the Fog after the Skullcrack
Though this keeps it from being completely passive with its 2900 DEF, it still applies its moderate 1800 ATK, unlike Superheavy Samurai monsters