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BanalityBob - 5/5 - Similar to the Mi-Go Worker, I’m only giving this guy such a high rating because of what he does in the obvious deck he goes in. The Lord of the Mi-Go is a beast that lets you flood the board with his Mi-Go minions. He gets out of hand fast. Mi-Go might actually be a real and dangerous thing now.

Danigral - 4/5 - The obvious deck is Mi-Go mono-Shub, probably using Shocking Transformation as restricted, in order to search him out as early as possible and then play the Mi-Go you sacked for him. This deck will almost build itself now...

dboeren - 5/5 - Along with Mi-go Worker, this is the other half of making Mi-go into serious contenders from this box. He’s costly, but he’s a huge benefit once you can get him out and he’s not an Ancient One so you can even Shocking Transformation him into play if you want to and he responds well with effects that put him into play temporarily too. Obviously, he’s not going into any other decks but he looks pretty golden for Mi-go themes.

Kamacausey - 4/5 - Another staple for mi go decks. Now they have another way to bring back their characters from the discard pile to keep the swarm coming and another way to reduce the cost as well. All hail lord of the mi go!

mnBroncos - 5/5 - Okay now this is a guy pushed to make Mi-Go a thing. Being able to reduce cost, while also getting to play cards from discard pile is all good. Shub has enough ways to reduce cost that in a Mi-Go Deck it isn’t a huge deal this guy costs 5 you will make him work in a Mi-Go deck.

Reckoner - 4/5 - This is another card that only suffers from a lack of flexibility. He has good icons, skill, and toughness and will probably only see play in Mi-Go decks. But in those decks this card is amazing. If Mi-Gos are a thing it was definitely this box that put them there.