Which of these fictional playing cards would you put in a deck first, part four?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Flying Jellyfish 2M

Unit - Jellyfish - Uncommon

Air. Hold. (Units damaged by this Unit become Exhausted and don't reset during their controller's next Reset Step.)

1/4

Mysterious Ooze 2M

Unit - Ooze - Common

When Mysterious Ooze leaves the Battlefield, Create two 1/1 Ooze Unit Tokens.

2/2

Twisted Bliss 4SS

Effect - Exiled - Rare

Each player shuffles their hand, Used Pile, and Lost Pile into their Deck. Then each player draws seven cards.

Create three Soul Gems with "Forfeit this Gem: Gain 1 Life or prevent the next 1 damage that would be dealt to target Unit or Player."

Creator's Cleric SS

Unit - Cleric - Rare

When Creator's Cleric enters the Battlefield, Create two Soul Gems with "Forfeit this Gem: Gain 1 Life or prevent the next 1 damage that would be dealt to target Unit or Player."

2/2

Divine Counsel S

Effect - Lost - Rare

Search your Deck for any one card and put it into your hand. Shuffle your Deck.

Greater Werewolf 2BB

Unit - Werewolf - Rare

Immune to sources with Deploy Cost 2 or less.

1B: Heal Greater Werewolf.

3/3

Mind Blank B

Disrupt - Lost - Rare

As an additional cost to Deploy Mind Blank, Discard a card.

Disrupt target Deployment.

Flying Jellyfish

Mysterious Ooze

Twisted Bliss

Creator's Cleric

Divine Counsel

Greater Werewolf

Mind Blank

[Oliverlogan263]

Here's how I would order those cards in a new deck:

1. Creator's Cleric - It's a strong common Unit that fits well in the early game and synergizes with the Soul Gem artifacts. Good solid starter card.

2. Mysterious Ooze - Another solid common Unit to drop early that can potentially build a board presence.

3. Divine Counsel - A flex Rare spell that lets you find answers. Good utility throughout the game.

4. Mind Blank - A versatile Disrupt Rare that can disrupt combos. Nice pack opener.

5. Twisted Bliss - A chaotic Rare board wipe that keeps things interesting. SpicyInclude.

6. Greater Werewolf - A build-around Rare Unit that demands an answer. Strong late game payoff.

7. Flying Jellyfish - A unique Uncommon Unit with a tricky "tap" effect. Fun build-around potential.

So in summary, I like leading off with some balanced Commons, then move into playable Rares of different varieties to explore various strategies. The order emphasizes a smooth power progression while highlighting diverse mechanics. Let me know if any other reasoning would be helpful!

[Zestyassmf1997]

The ooze sounds cool.