Llanowar Elves is another strong reprint that could definitely usher in some powerful Green stompy or Gruul monster-esque decks, but I'd feel wary about playing that kind of strategy with so many Cut Downs and Go for the Throats running around in the format
Weve collected the cards Wizards confirmed to be part of MTG: Foundations at MagicCon Amsterdam, from reprints of powerful favorites to whole new cards that fans have quickly fallen in love with
Indestructible lands are among the top choices, like Mistvault Bridge and Darksteel Citadel, especially when paired with cards like Ensoul Artifact or Kenku Artificer
It gives incentive not to attack you, and can be silly when you can recur it from the graveyard as well as sacrifice it
Just jam every Shrine into your deck, add some generic support, and call it a day
The Darkness Crystal plays well with Black mana and shutting down opponent's graveyards