I do see potential here, I'm just not sure where to put it
You can see the D&D influence in Ejsings work in the form of his liberal use of humor mixed with drama and the way he weaves some more illustrated or cartoonish techniques into whats generally a fairly typical MTG fantasy realist style
During the prerelease, this was cast against me twice, and people whiffed both times
While the pool of Renew cards is small at the moment, I can see this coming back and fueling more graveyard decks
Most likely, Lumras rapid ascent in value can be chalked up to collectors realizing that it was illustrated by the same person responsible for Base Set Charizard
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