Still, this is a strong control card, and its lots of fun in Cube as long as you arent reaching for high-powered Vintage stuff

Mocha El Shaddoll Anoyatyllis El Shaddoll Apkallone El Shaddoll Construct El Shaddoll Grysta El Shaddoll Meshachrer El Shaddoll Shekhinaga El Shaddoll Wendigo El Shaddoll Winda Reeshaddoll Wendikuruhu AceSpades Speculation Invoked Caliga Invoked Elysium Invoked Mechaba Invoked Oceanus Invoked Purgatrio Hyperinvoked Aeon Granguignol the Dusk Dragon (with "Blazing Cartesia, the Virtuous") Masked HERO Dark Law (with "Mask Change II") Magistus Chorozo Master of Ham (with "Instant Fusion") Mixousia the Confounder Possessed Destiny - Wynn Starving Venom Fusion Dragon, Four Heavenly Dragons Targets for "Lev Shaddoll Fusion" Weaknesses[edit] Since the Deck basically relies on sending the "Shaddoll" monsters to the Graveyard in order to trigger their effects, or flipping them face-up, cards like "Soul Drain", "Royal Command", "Abyss Dweller", "Armades, Keeper of Boundaries", "Majesty's Fiend", "Archfiend Black Skull Dragon", and "Gem-Knight Citrine" can be simple and effective

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With a focus on humans, the Forces of the Imperium is a token-based deck, with board control elements thrown in for safety