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While it is ultimately arbitrary, here is what I was considering when ranking the cards: Use Scenario: I took into consideration where the cards will be used, for example Commander deck cards are considered in that sense, while uncommons in the main set had more thought put into limited usage

Sliver spells you cast have cascade

[casthaven]Glimpse the Unthinkable[/casthaven] is now a card people can playtest with, meaning UB Mill will go from a Modern deck that looks cool and nobody plays to a Modern deck proven to be unplayable

Three-mana Planeswalkers can serve as great early game threats, generating value over multiple turns

Lord of Tresserhorn is a weird card in my opinion

You could always play Black Lotus, but for a long time Time Vault wasn't just restricted