The Final Verdict Overall, both starter sets are incredibly strong, and both feel fun to play and more rewarding as you learn the rhythm of that particular playstyle and learn the ins and outs of the cards themselves
They're the steady-state foundation of a binder strong in count, gentle on price, and frequently the only printing of less-marquee Pokemon in their respective sets
Living End involves putting creatures into the graveyard, while Glimpse of Tomorrow involves you filling the board with permanents, but Temur Footfalls simply just casts the cascade spell to get the pair of rhinos
Repeat this process until you have drawn at least one Basic Pokemon
Creatures you control get +X/+0 until end of turn, where X is that card's mana value
Nonetheless, it still has some issues to be careful of