You might be thinking But Tommy, isnt considering the effect on the card and the purpose of that card the same thing? There is a key difference between just understanding the effect on a card and the purpose of the card
This facepalm-inducing move is sure to cause all manner of grief at local tournaments and meetups, and that alone earns Slowbro a spot on this list
They are Vrondiss, Rage of Ancients (a Dragonborn Barbarian, leading the red/green Draconic Rage deck), Prosper, Tome-Bound (a Tiefling Warlock, helming the red/black Planar Portal deck), Sefris of the Hidden Ways (a Genasi Wizard, leading the White/Blue/Black Dungeons of Death deck), and, finally, Galea, Kindler of Hope (a Half-Elf Paladin, topping the White/Blue/Green Aura of Courage deck)
The first is that on your end step, you can give away a creature you control with two +1/+1 counters and then it's tapped and goaded for the game
Reshiram is best used as a mid-game attacker who helps another attack, or as a late-game sweeper to take decisive knockouts