We all took the same flights out of San Francisco and could pool travel costs (I was not representing or sponsored by Daniels business its been many years since Ive done that)
Lets look again at the Boss Sligh deck as a great example of this
(As a long-time Spidey fan, Im ready to burn my hard-earned money on this, but only if it gives me the same feeling of stepping into a world I already love that the other two successful sets achieved.) The Lord of the Rings is the labor of a single man, and Tolkiens fingerprints are clearly visible in every page, scene, and character
But even without poison, even without Elesh Norn, the set will be important to our format for this reason: Proliferate
its a new world, but this still feels like it is on the margins of playable in a controlling deck
Karma (T1, S) Like a fine wine left to fend for itself in the middle of a festering swamp, Karma hasn't aged well at all