[235] [236] In September 2011, Hasbro and IDW Publishing accorded to make a four-issue mini-series about Magic: The Gathering [237] with a new story but heavily based on MTG elements and with a new Planeswalker called Dack Fayden , the story of which mainly developed in the planes of Ravnica and Innistrad
Even though Haxorus looks cool as a Pokemon (it looks eerily similar to Giratina in my opinion) this card really stinks, it doesn't have too high of an hp, and it has a very high retreat cost, it also is very slow and when you can actually attack it can't do much damage at all, I would never want to put four energy cards on a Pokemon then have a 25% chance of not being able to attack, it would be different if the move actually did a lot of damage but there are plenty of other Pokemon out there that can do 80 damage every turn for four energy cards where this one it is pretty risky
It is strongest in Dimir decks that fill graveyards, make Zombies, and use the activated ability as a long-game value engine
Decks that run the occasional land tutor - even if it's just putting the land in my hand - tend to run just a little smoother
That's very strong in any landfall deck